Never formally trained in either cookery or music, Freebaird was seen as strange to most of his Fallohide relatives. Freebaird yearns for adventure and exploration, much like Bilbo Baggins of the Fallohides. You could say Bilbo's adventures, being a very special Hobbit in all respects and being amongst the few who actually built up the bother to actually take that first step out of the Shire into parts unknown.

Freebaird decided at a young age that while he loved the quiet and peace of the Shire he longed to see the world at large, the one mentioned in the stories the big folk told involving Dragons, Elves and wild adventures. His love for stories grew through this admiration too, causing him to be set on the path to becoming a fully fledged Hobbit Bard.

Self taught using a Lute he bartered off of a wandering Dwarf party he had once met in the Green Dragon one midsummer's night, Freebaird is egar to set off on one of the many adventures he has dreamed about since he was a small lad. While his shyness may be hard to overcome at first, his love of nature, music, stories and above all else, food, will see him through.