For players disinterested in curing the Krogan genophage, here's how to keep Mordin Solus alive in Mass Effect 3. There are three specific things players must do over the course of the trilogy to make sure Mordin survives in Mass Effect 3. These are:. Players will need to have a high enough reputation as a Renegade to properly do this as well. During Mordin's Loyalty Mission in Mass Effect 3 , when Shepard tries to deter him from going up the tower and he realizes what has happened, they will need to use the Renegade dialogue option, Why?
Once Mordin has resigned himself to this, he suggests letting the Krogan believe they were successful in dispensing the cure to secure an alliance. As a result, players will receive both Krogan and Salarian support. However, because he needs to go into hiding to make the story seem plausible, he will only be available as a War Asset and not a companion.
There are many ways for this to go wrong. If Eve is kept alive, Mordin cannot be convinced to allow the sabotaged cure to dispense, and Shepard will have to shoot Mordin. Now that Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is out, fans of the series can play all three of the games back to back and really see which choices have long-lasting effects.
One path weaves through Mass Effect 1 , 2, and 3 and is the difference between saving Mordin Solus' life or letting him die in Mass Effect 3. First introduced in Mass Effect 2 as a party member, Mordin Solus is a Salarian scientist who specializes in genetics.
He plays a major part in the creation and modification of the genophage, a bioweapon that is meant to drastically decrease the birthrate of Krogans. Despite not coming to the series until midway through Mass Effect 2 , Commander Shepard begins impacting Mordin's storyline in Mass Effect 1. For those who just picked up Mass Effect: Legendary Edition , be warned, saving Mordin requires a renegade playthrough.
T his article contains spoilers for Mass Effect 1, 2 and 3. Because of the many branching paths throughout the entire Mass Effect series, it's tricky to know if certain small decisions made in earlier games will drastically affect outcomes later on. For example, Wrex doesn't necessarily need to die in Mass Effect 1 for Mordin to live in Mass Effect 3 , but his death certainly makes things easier.
There are a number of things that must be done across all three games to meet the criteria in saving Mordin's life. Here is what must be done in order to save everyone's favorite Salarian.
Sadly, in order to save Mordin's life, players will have to sacrifice another beloved companion. That companion being Urdnot Wrex. Halfway through the Virmire mission, it is discovered that Saren's base is being used as a facility to create Krogan which also has a cure for the genophage. The genophage has done massive damage to Krogan society, so it is understandable that Wrex is adamant about destroying the base and begins to question his loyalties.
Shepard will be forced to deal with Wrex one way or another. Normally, he can be talked out of it, but in order to save Mordin, Wrex has to die. Killing him ensures that he does not become the leader of clan Urdnot in Mass Effect 2 and the position will instead go to his brother, Wreav. Wreav wants revenge for what the galaxy did to his people which plays a key part in Mordin's decision in the third game.
The bulk of what must be done to save Mordin will have to be done in the second game. This makes sense since he first appears in this game. When talking to Mordin about halfway through the game, Mordin will tell Shepard about how a former student of his, Maelon, has supposedly been kidnapped on the Krogan homeworld of Tuchanka.
This will start his loyalty mission. Mordin will reveal before and during the loyalty mission how he worked on a genophage modification project. The project entailed him working to fix the original strand of the genophage, which the Krogan started adapting to, to get the disease to how it was before. The mission shows that the Krogan clan responsible for the kidnapping, Weryloc, has been trying to cure it with some vicious experiments happening as a result.
It is eventually revealed that Maelon wasn't kidnapped but had come voluntarily to try and cure the genophage. Players will have the option of either killing or sparing Maelon but either outcome will not affect the probabilities of being able to save Mordin in the next game.
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