Captain Bailey
Experience Available: None
Availability > Immediately
Entities Encountered > Assignment Started By:
- C-Sec Officer at Zakera Ward Entrance
When you first attempt to enter Zakera Ward on the Citadel, the C-Sec officer stops you. The scan he runs matches up with a profile for a dead person.
The C-Sec officer obviously sees that you are not dead and refers you to Captain Bailey just beyond the door. Speak to Bailey about upgrading your status to living.
The old C-Sec captain is happy to oblige for the former Spectre who saved the Citadel.
The Council
Experience Available: None
Availability > Immediately after Mission: Freedom’s Progress
Entities Encountered > Assignment Started By:
- Captain Anderson
Spoils of War > Possible Reinstatement as a Spectre
While on the Citadel, it may be worth contacting the Council and informing them of recent events.
Catch a ride on the Rapid Transit to the Presidium to meet with either Captain Anderson or Ambassador Udina (depending on what you chose when you began), and join him in a conversation with the members of the Council (if you saved the Council in Mass Effect ). As usual, the Council is frustratingly dense about your heroism and your victory against Sovereign.
Again they claim that there is no evidence to support your claims that Saren was simply a puppet. You can choose to play nice and be resigned to their lack of faith, try unsuccessfully to prove to them that you were right, or opt for a more confrontational conversation.
In the end, the Council won’t offer you any real assistance, but they do offer you a compromise: If you promise to keep a low profile, the Council will reinstate you as a Spectre.
Whether you choose to accept reinstatement is up to you.
Crime in Progress
Experience Available: 40/50
Availability > Immediately
Entities Encountered > Assignment Started By:
- Quarian, Volus, and C-Sec Officer on Level 28
Spoils of War > Total Credits: 1,000
A C-Sec officer is trying to sort through a problem between a quarian and a volus. The volus accuses the quarian of stealing his credit chit, but the quarian says she did no such thing.
The C-Sec officer is leaning toward believing the volus, primarily out of his own prejudices. Interject and offer to solve the assumed crime.
Speak to the merchant of Saronis Applications. The volus left his chit at the shop. Return to the C-Sec officer. Tell the volus that his chit is at the shop.
The volus seems disappointed that he can no longer harass the quarian. The C-Sec officer even tells the quarian that he’s going to cite her for vagrancy.
If you want some Paragon points (and the extra XP), use an interrupt to get in their faces and tell them they should be ashamed of themselves. They both shuffle away upset but duly chastened.
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Found Forged ID (Garrus: Eye for an Eye)
False Positives (Thane: Sins of the Father)
Experience Available: 40/50
Availability > During Garrus’s Loyalty Mission
Availability > After Thane’s Loyalty Mission
Entities Encountered > Assignment Started By:
- Locating the Forged ID during Garrus’s Loyalty Mission (Found Forged ID)
- Locating the Asari Named Kalara Tomi after Thane’s Loyalty Mission (False Positives)
Spoils of War > Total Credits: 1,000 (for speaking with C-Sec customs)
Spoils of War > Total Credits: 1,000 (for handing over the IDs immediately)
[001]
These two special assignments feature the same item, a forged ID that is located during Garrus’s loyalty mission.
To begin Found Forged ID, complete Garrus’s loyalty mission and pick up the forged ID [001] in the room with the window shutters, prior to investigating the large warehouse with the two YMIR mechs.
The assignment is now active.
[002]
To begin False Positives, complete Thane’s loyalty mission, and afterwards, head to the connecting corridor and stairs linking level 26 to 27.
Find two sitting asari [002] , one named Kalara Tomi. The asari seems vexed at being deemed a potential geth infiltrator, and she cannot understand why. The assignment is now active.
There are a couple of ways to conclude this assignment:
With the Forged IDs, hand them over to Kalara. This concludes the assignment and awards you Renegade points.
Head to C-Sec customs to sort this matter out, in the connecting corridor near the Citadel’s entrance.
With a high enough number of Paragon or Renegade points (or if you regained Spectre status during your talks with the Council, as detailed in the walkthrough), the asari are able to leave.
If you decided not to save the Council during
Mass Effect
, Kalara’s reaction to you is much less pleasant, and retorting in kind finishes this assignment with no XP rewarded. Apologize, and she is more receptive.
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Krogan Sushi
Experience Available: 40/50
Availability > Immediately
Entities Encountered > Assignment Started By:
- Walking Next to Krogan
Spoils of War > Total Credits: 1,000
Walk slowly by the two krogan (Kargesh and Rukar) on level 27 of Zakera Ward. You overhear one of them, Kargesh, talking about the rumor that fish exist in the lakes on the Presidium.
Though you do not engage with the krogan right now, you do pick up this assignment. You need to get hard proof of whether or not there are fish in the waters of the Presidium.
Visit the Dark Star bar and talk to a visiting groundskeeper. He says there are no fish up on the Presidium. You now have a choice.
You can either tell the krogan the truth about the fish, which makes him sad (but rewards you with Paragon points), or lie to him.
To pull off the lie, you need to buy a fish from Citadel Souvenirs. Give the fish to Kargesh and tell him it was from the Presidium. The krogan cannot believe his eyes.
He happily accepts the fish. You made a krogan’s day, and the lie results in Renegade points.
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