Ludwig experienced his childhood in a comfortable hobbit burrow in a halfling town called Brambleberry, nestled nearby the Nation of Elvenesse's forest.
Decorated in soot, his family's burrow had a circular entranceway hidden away under the grass.
His father spent most of Ludwig's childhood bargaining and drinking with his friends at least once per week, and Ludwig continues this tradition with much pride to this day.
However, Ludwig's childhood home was very traditional.
The principles Ludwig's father held on him was to be a proper halfling: He must follow Lord Knox, attend every festival and tradition.
The exhaustion Ludwig faced from being forced into parties was very prevalent.
Ludwig has an unconventional dream of possibly leaving Bramblebury one day and exploring the world, likely around Haense, and dreams to apply to be a local tavern as a bartender.
He suppresses this urge to appease his father, but he slightly yearns for the unusual and to explore out into the world.
He strongly desires a quiet life and aspires to have a peaceful lineage with the love of his life.
He flourishes in an environment where he can participate in festivals, parties, and drink on his own terms, yet come home to his loving family.
