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| rdfs:comment | - The Tizarin are a nomadic space-going humanoid civilization of merchants, somewhat similar to the earth people known as Gypsies, or the Romani—however, with the Tizarin much stricter and more straightforward code of conduct. If there is a homeworld for the Tizarin, it is unknown. They are spread throughout the galaxy, engaging in trade with most known races, excluding the Ferengi. They consider Ferengi practices to be extremely distasteful, and prefer to offer fair prices for high-quality merchandise. The Ferengi, however, consider the Tizarin to be 'bad for business'. Open hostility has broken out between the two groups numerous times. The Tizarin usually travel in groups of two or more Houses, which can mean upwards of thirty capital ships for just two Houses, including the massive and e
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| abstract | - The Tizarin are a nomadic space-going humanoid civilization of merchants, somewhat similar to the earth people known as Gypsies, or the Romani—however, with the Tizarin much stricter and more straightforward code of conduct. If there is a homeworld for the Tizarin, it is unknown. They are spread throughout the galaxy, engaging in trade with most known races, excluding the Ferengi. They consider Ferengi practices to be extremely distasteful, and prefer to offer fair prices for high-quality merchandise. The Ferengi, however, consider the Tizarin to be 'bad for business'. Open hostility has broken out between the two groups numerous times. The Tizarin usually travel in groups of two or more Houses, which can mean upwards of thirty capital ships for just two Houses, including the massive and extremely powerful House Ships. (TNG novel: Q-in-Law)
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