In the year TA 2747, Bandobras Took led the charge against the Goblins of Mount Gram upon the Greenfields north of the Shire. Little did the hobbits know at the time just how important their deeds would become, passed down through generations and immortalised in statues and memorials throughout the land. There are some who would look back at history and shake their heads in disapproval at the event, for it was in their mind deemed very improper for a hobbit to take up arms and engage in battle. Yet, there were those who were inspired by Bullroarer's bravery, and aspired to follow in his footsteps.

Remaric Malvern was one such hobbit. When he was first told the tale in a lecture led by his uncle, Ulwell Ashenbrook; he became fascinated on the subject. He often travelled to the Greenfields and would reenact the battle, fighting against invisible foes and knocking stones through the air; visualizing them as goblin heads. As an inquisitive hobbit by nature, he encouraged Ulwell to tell more tales of hobbit bravery, but was disappointed to hear that there were no further battles in the Shire since that day. It was at that point that he took it upon himself to change that fact, and make a name for himself as a warrior of renown. This was, in his family's eyes, a passing phase which they hoped he would grow out of. Unfortunately for them however, he never did.

Estranged by his immediate family and relatives, Remaric frequently ventured out of the Shire in his tweens for lengthy periods of time. Rumour spread of the company he kept, tall folk from distant lands who had no business leading a hobbit of fine upbringing astray. He would return occasionally to his home in the Southfarthing, clad in hard leathers and armour-like garments either gifted to him or purchased from his travels. Very few would speak to him, let alone visit. Remaric however cared very little, for he was too caught up in his own ambition and dream to become more than what was expected of him. 

In the present day, Remaric is often on the road seeking out adventure at every turn. He has obtained a great deal of experience from his travels, however could be described as brash and over-confident as a result. This is no doubt due to his need to prove himself, for he ever fears that he will be looked down upon due to his size and stature. Though he may be making a name for himself for the wrong reasons in the Shire, he continues to gain allies beyond its borders through his various, often dangerous, deeds.