Romani are almost always shown as universally romantic nomads. They're mysterious and magical people, as the sheer number of Romani Fortune Tellers and Gypsy ...

One common stereotype attributed to Romani is their relationship to the supernatural, especially witchcraft and fortune-telling. This stereotype can be used ...

They are depicted as living off theft, scams, and selling fraudulent fortune telling and magic cures. Some works even depict them kidnapping children.

The Name of the Wind: The family of the hero Kvothe is a band of Edema Ruh, traveling entertainers with a somewhat unsavory (and mostly unearned) reputation.

Romani mythology provides examples of: · Animalistic Abomination · The Black Death · Child by Rape · Eldritch Abomination · Even Evil Has Standards · The Fair ...

The Ultima series features a "gypsy" tribe based on a romanticized view of the Romani. However, as with the real life Romani, the "gypsies" face prejudice from ...

The Finder: Two of the main characters are Roma and one is half. They're portrayed as a large, close-knit, and patriarchal family with a penchant for scams from ...

The Roma were portrayed in Victorian and modern British literature as having "sinister occult and criminal tendencies" and as associated with "thievery and ...

Brotherhood of the Wolf starts with the two heroes defending a Romani woman and her father from being persecuted by thuggish soldiers. The Romani woman, who ...

If you're looking for the race of people referred to by some as Gypsies, see Romani. Because "gypsy" is a racial slur for Romani.