I got through this part and the way I did it was just not say a damn thing. Every body kept asking me what was wrong and I kept shrugging it off. Eventually Mordin detects a temperature change and at this point I told him about the sabotage and told him I was wrong Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. When should I mention the Shroud Sabotage, if at all? Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 8 months ago. Active 4 years, 9 months ago. Viewed k times. The Shroud sabotage has been revealed to me.
When should I mention it, or should I keep quiet? Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Spoiler: Not revealing the sabotage will let you keep Mordin from dying, but Wrex will attack you. Improve this answer. Steve V. Yooo Yooo 11 1 1 bronze badge. It lists these three options at the Shroud: At this point, Shepard may either let Mordin go or stop him to sabotage the cure per the Dalatrass' request.
There are multiple outcomes to this conversation: If Shepard warned of the Dalatrass' deal in the convoy, Mordin deploys the counter-sabotage and deploys the cure, sacrificing his life in the process. With this evaluation of the Aftermath edited for relevance : This mission results in the following outcomes: The turians provide the 43rd Marine Division, Seventh Fleet, and Engineering Corps.
Summary If you're concerned with role-playing ethics, do what you think you should do. If Wrex is leader, cure the genophage. If Wreav is leader, sabotage it. Curing the Genophage will result in a heroic death for Mordin. There are plenty of outcomes here. Obviously you can cure the genophage which is all nice cupcakes and rainbows but in times of war you need to do what's hard and assure multiple allies.
To that end the best thing to do is to allow the sabotage. When you are in the final talk with Mordin you can try and delay him wont work or you can tell him of the sabotage. If you stick to the 'evil' plan but don't have enough renegade or paragon points you will only have two options "I'm not stopping you" or "I will stop you".
If you do have enough renegade points, avoid using the renegade interrupt and instead choose "I will stop you". After some time passes after rescuing Eve from the Cerberus attack on Sur'Kesh, Mordin will propose using the Shroud on Tuchanka to dispense the cure. Once you initiate the mission, the Salarian dalatrass will tell Shepard that the Shroud was sabotaged in the past to prevent a cure from being released. She will also offer Shepard an ultimatum.
If Shepard sabotages the cure, then she will give them Salarian support and war assets in the war against the Reapers. If Shepard does not sabotage the cure, then she will not give them those assets. You will be facing Reaper enemies during the course of this mission. They primarily consist of husks, cannibals, marauders, brutes, and ravagers. It is best to have a good balance between combat, tech, and biotics-focused squadmates.
The mission will open with the clan leader, Wrex or Wreav, talking about how this will be a defining moment for the Krogan. Eve will notice that Shepard looks conflicted and ask them what's wrong. Here you have the choice to reveal the shroud sabotage and dalatrass deal. But before you can, you are interrupted and have to deal with some Reapers.
After that some krogan will be on the verge of fighting each other before Eve interrupts and gives a rousing speech to inspire the krogan. After this, the Krogan convoy heads to the Shroud. If you chose to try and reveal the shroud sabotage, then Eve will ask what you were trying to say.
Here you can finally reveal the dalatrass deal uninterrupted. It is important to note that if you wish to sabotage the cure, you should not reveal this.
Eventually, the convoy will stop at a collapsed bridge, which delays your arrival. But it's too late for the turian fighter squad serving alongside you since the Reaper guarding the Shroud detects and attacks them.
If Wrex and Eve have both died by now, a different option opens up that allows for Mordin to be persuaded. This is also the only scenario in which Mordin lives. Rather than reversing the sabotage, Mordin and Wiks both agree to fake their deaths but their actions differ a little after that.
Mordin becomes a War Asset at the Crucible project, whereas Wiks opts to become a farmer on a quiet colony world, taking the secret to his grave. Aside from a host of side missions gone, a few other things change in the aftermath of this decision. First, whether the cure went through or not, the krogan provides some additional War Assets, with a little extra if Wrex is the leader and less if Eve or Wreav.
Now, if Shepard chose to deceive the krogans and not cure the Genophage, it sets up an interesting confrontation from Wrex later. Eventually, he eventually finds out about the sabotage and it leads to his death, taking away from the krogan's military strength.
On the other hand, if Wreav is the leader, the deception is never discovered. Furthermore, curing the Genophage grants nothing from the Salarians, while sabotaging the cure grants their First Fleet and Mordin if spared.
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