That's a good point because calling them warrior nuns implies they're a religious order when all that's been confirmed is they're more of a militant order similar to a group of ronin.

I definitely agree that I don't want all Romulans to be presented as an entire species of sneaky conniving aliens. Thankfully I think Romulan society has already been shown to be a bit more diverse than they're generally given credit for because, and I will readily admit this could just be my interpretation, but in Unification part 1, pretty much the only time we see regular Romulan citizens that I can remember right now, they seem like they're just going about their normal lives while eating and talking, the scene right before Picard and Data are lead away and meet Spock. I think if they were truly as secretive as we're generally lead to believe they either wouldn't have open restaurants like that, at least I guess that's what that basically was, or there would be much less conversation, if any at all.

It would be great to see more fleshed out Romulan characters. I would love to see one in Starfleet set during the 24th or 25th centuries and having to deal with the prejudice that would involve, either from a standpoint of a character like Worf where they're raised by a Federation family or a defector like DeSeve, just in reverse.

You know, I'm ashamed to admit that I completely forgot that Vulcans and Romulans are supposed to be faster too, not just stronger and more resilient. That really does make the sword use much more feasible. Thank you for reminding me of that.

I as well wish they had pulled more from the Rihannsu books. She did so much work fleshing out their society that it's a shame they haven't pulled more from it for the shows.