Bilbo Baggins isn't the only unexpected member of Thorin Oakenshield's company. Another is recruited by the Grey Wizard who believes that she may hold the key to the company's success in their quest to reclaim the lost kingdom of Erebor. Along with thirteen dwarves, a hobbit, and the occasional wizard, this strange figure will walk amongst them to the forgotten halls of the mighty dwarf mountain. Parts 1, 2 and 3 Complete

Tygr ((same pronunciation as Tiger)) is a skin-changer, though she is a rare breed of them. Not only is she very small, about the size of a hobbit. She has the ears and tail of a wolf showing and she can chance into different sizes of a wolf ((as is she could be a cute baby wolf or a large terrifying adult.)) Tygr is a good friend of Gandalf the grey, he comes to her asking to share in an adventure. Of course she agrees and goes to meet her fellow companions. Though when she meets a certain dwarf...she had an odd feeling in her chest.

Asema is the last of the Gold Wizards. Gifted by the world with powers Asema wanders Middle-Earth for her purpose. She finds herself seeking the Istari and from there her journey will begin. Follow Asema as she discovers what lies ahead of her. What does Gandalf have planned for Asema as he visits her one day?

Dwarves are known to be loud and rambunctious...however Violet is timid, shy and quiet, Bilbos neighbor with a thick shell, however she has one skill the dwarves intensely admire...she is an astonishing fighter. This is something they could use on their journey. Also, the skill that happens to catch the eye of a certain king.

"There is a monster in all of us. I just happen to be in tune with mine". Legolas x male oc The hobbit trilogy

A hobbit OC story. Thorin took in an abandoned elf maid, Thranduil's daughter, disowned for loving a common elf. She died in childbirth, leaving Thorin with a "daughter". If you're here for a romantic love story, you're in the wrong place. This was written mainly for the paternal relationship cuz I think we all appreciate Thorin's soft side.