The gypsy values personal freedom above all things. They claim no homeland as their own and travel whereever desire or need tells them to go. Living on the fringes of modern society, they adapt and adjust to suit the situation at hand.
Living by a strict code of ethics, they are often judged by their appearance alone
The gypsy as a people recognize no single ruler or sovereign. All matters that involve the welfare of a gypsy clan are decided by the elders of the clan. In their role as entertainers, gypsies are often skilled performers and have a general understanding of a wide variety of skills and professions. The clan travels as a whole from place to place in wagons, carts, and on horseback.