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* Largely biologically similar to Vulcans, but genetic drift has made them differentiable with careful scanning
* Largely biologically similar to Vulcans, but genetic drift has made them differentiable with careful scanning
** Among other differences, Romulans lack the telepathic talents of Vulcans
** Among other differences, Romulans lack the telepathic talents of Vulcans
* Cultural notes
** Romulans consider danger associated with green, safety with orange (ENT Novel: ''The Good That Men Do'')
*** Hold over from their Vulcan heritage
**** Derived from the fact that their blood is naturally green, and plant life was extremely rare on Vulcan
*** As a result, status displays use a green/orange color scheme rather than the more common [[Human]] red/green scheme (ENT Novel: ''The Good That Men Do'')


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 12:06, 20 October 2017

  • Appearance: Mammalian; skin tones range from sallow green to dark brown, ears slightly pointed
  • Homeworld: Romulus
  • Copper-based blood
  • Distantly related to the Zami
  • A distant branch of Vulcans, having departed the homeworld centuries ago following the Time of Awakening
  • Largely biologically similar to Vulcans, but genetic drift has made them differentiable with careful scanning
    • Among other differences, Romulans lack the telepathic talents of Vulcans
  • Cultural notes
    • Romulans consider danger associated with green, safety with orange (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)
      • Hold over from their Vulcan heritage
        • Derived from the fact that their blood is naturally green, and plant life was extremely rare on Vulcan
      • As a result, status displays use a green/orange color scheme rather than the more common Human red/green scheme (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)

History

  • c.4th century: The subculture that would become Romulans voluntarily exiled themselves from Vulcan, traveling across space and eventually reaching Romulus and Remus
  • c.19th century: "First contact" with Vulcans
  • 2152: First contact with Humans