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Achievements Optional Assignments Achievements Optional Assignments Medal of Honor Citadel: Asari Consort Medal of Heroism Citadel: Doctor Michel Distinguished Service Medal Citadel: Family Matter Council Legion of Merit Citadel: The Fan Honorarium of Corporate Service Citadel: The Fourth Estate Long Service Medal Citadel: Homecoming Distinguished Combat Medal *Citadel: I Remember Me Medal of Valor Citadel: Jahleed's Secret (Jahleed's Fears) Pistol Expert Citadel: Negotiator's Request Shotgun Expert *Citadel: Old Friends Assault Rifle Expert *Citadel: Old, Unhappy, Far-Off Things Sniper Expert Citadel: Our Own Worst Enemy Lift Mastery Citadel: Planting a Bug Throw Mastery Citadel: Presidium Prophet Warp Mastery Citadel: Reporter's Request Singularity Mastery Citadel: Rita's Sister and Chellick (Rita's Sister) Barrier Mastery Citadel: Scan the Keepers Stasis Mastery Citadel: Schells the Gambler Damping Specialist Citadel: Signal Tracking AI Hacking Specialist Citadel: Xeltan's Complaint Overload Specialist UNC: Asari Diplomacy (Investigate Mercenaries) Sabotage Specialist UNC: Asari Writings First Aid Specialist UNC: Besieged Base Neural Shock Specialist UNC: Cerberus Scholar UNC: Colony of the Dead (Investigate Samples) Completionist UNC: Dead Scientists (Doctor at Risk) Tactician UNC: Depot Sigma-23 Medal of Exploration UNC: Derelict Freighter Rich UNC: Distress Call (Unusual Readings) Dog of War UNC: Espionage Probe (Investigate Shipments) Geth Hunter UNC: ExoGeni Facility (Investigate Facility) Soldier Ally UNC: Geth Incursions (Geth Activities) Sentinel Ally UNC: Hades' Dogs Krogan Ally UNC: Hostage Quarian Ally UNC: Hostile Takeover (Person of Interest) Turian Ally UNC: Listening Post Alpha Asari Ally UNC: Listening Post Theta Power Gamer UNC: Locate Signs of Battle Extreme Power Gamer UNC: Lost Freighter Renegade UNC: Lost Module Paragon UNC: Major Kyle (Strange Transmission) Paramour UNC: Missing Marines Spectre Inductee UNC: Missing Survey Team Search and Rescue UNC: The Negotiation Charismatic UNC: Privateers (Missing Person) Colonial Savior UNC: Prothean Data Discs New Sherriff in Town UNC: Rogue VI Best of the Best UNC: Turian Insignias Undisputed UNC: Valuable Minerals Feros: Data Recovery Feros: Geth in the Tunnels Feros: Power Cells continued... 1 ...Optional Assignments, continued ...Primary Codex Entires, continued Feros: Varren Meat Ships and Vehicles Feros: Water Restoration FTL Drive Noveria: Espionage Military Ship Classifications Noveria: Smuggling Normandy Virmire: Assisting Kirrahe's Team Sovereign Virmire: Wrex and the Genophage Space Combat Garrus: Find Dr. Saleon Vehicles: M35 Mako Tali and the Geth (Tali's Pilgrimage) Technology Wrex: Family Armor Biotics Pinnacle Station: Convoy Computers: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Pinnacle Station: Combat Missions Computers: Virtual Intelligence (VI) Pinnacle Station: Vidinos Element Zero ("Eezo") X57: Avoid the Blasting Caps Mass Effect Fields X57: Bring Down the Sky Mass Relays X57: One Missing Engineer Omni-tool Weapons, Armor and Equipment Primary Codex Entires Body Armor Aliens: Council Races Kinetic Barriers ("Shields") Asari Mass Accelerator Salarians Medi-Gel Turians Small Arms Aliens: Extinct Races Protheans Secondary Codex Entries Rachni Personal History Summary Aliens: Non-Council Races Profile Batarians UPDATE: Bring Down the Sky Elcor Technology: Translation Geth UPDATE: Pinnacle Station Hanar Technology: Combat Simulator Keepers Technology: Pinnacle Station Krogan Technology: Prefabricated Structures Quarians Aliens: Council Races Volus Asari: Biology Aliens: Non-Sapient Creatures Asari: Culture Husks Asari: Government Thresher Maws Asari: Military Doctrine Varren Asari: Religion Citadel and Galactic Government Salarians: Biology Citadel Salarians: Culture Citadel Council Salarians: Government Citadel Space Salarians: League of One Spectres Salarians: Military Doctrine Humanity and the Systems Alliance Salarians: Special Tasks Group Earth Turians: Biology First Contact War Turians: Culture Systems Alliance Turians: Government Planets and Locations Turians: Military Doctrine Planet: Feros Turians: Religion Planet: Ilos Turians: The Unification War Planet: Noveria continued... Planet: Virmire Region: Terminus Systems Uncharted Wolds continued... 2 ...Secondary Codex Entries, continued Starships: Heat Management Aliens: Extinct Races Starships: Sensors Protheans: Beacon Starships: Thrusters Protheans: Cipher Vehicles: Combat Drones Protheans: Data Discs Weapons: Ablative Armor Protheans: Mars Ruins Weapons: Disruptor Torpedoes Aliens: Non-Council Races Weapons: GARDIAN Geth: Armatures Weapons: Javelin Geth: Hoppers Technology Krogan: Biology Biotics: Biotic Amps Krogan: Culture Biotics: Life as a Biotic Krogan: Genophage Biotics: Training Krogan: Krogan Rebellions Communications Krogan: Military Doctrine Communications: Administration Quarians: Economy Communications: Methodology Quarians: Government Credits ("Creds") Quarians: Law and Defense Weapons, Armor and Equipment Quarians: Migrant Fleet Upgrades Quarians: Pilgrimage Quarians: Religion Explore the Galaxy Citadel and Galactic Government Argos Rho Cluster Citadel Conventions Hydra System Citadel Station: Citadel Security Services (C-Sec) Canrum (Turian Insignia) Citadel Station: Presidium Ring Metgos (Land) Citadel Station: Serpent Nebula Syba (Gas Deposit) Citadel Station: Statistics Gorgon System Citadel Station: Wards Unidentified Space Facility (Board) Treaty of Farixen Phoenix System Humanity and the Systems Alliance Carbonaceous Asteroid (Prothean Disc) Genetic Engineering Intai'sei (Land)(DLC) Human Diplomatic Relations Patashi (Rare Element) Systems Alliance: Geological Survey Pinnacle Station (Board) (DLC) Systems Alliance: Military Doctrine Tuntau (Land) (Wrex) Systems Alliance: Military Jargon Vebinok (Light Metal) Systems Alliance: Military Ranks Armstrong Nebula Systems Alliance: N7 Gagarin System Terra Firma Party Antirumgon (Light Metal) Timeline Junthor (Asari Writing) Planets and Locations Rayingri (Land) Stations: Arcturus Station Grissom System Stations: Gagarin Station Benda (League Medallion) Ships and Vehicles Rocky Asteroid (Rare Element) FTL Drive: Appearance Solcrum (Land) FTL Drive: Drive Charge Zaherux (Light Metal) Space Combat: Combat Endurance Hong System Space Combat: General Tactics Casbin (Land) Space Combat: Planetary Assaults Matar (Asari Writing) Space Combat: Trans-Relay Assaults Treagir (Light Metal) Starships: Carriers Tereshkova System Starships: Crew Considerations Antibaar (Land) Starships: Cruisers Carbonaceous Asteroid(LeagueMedallion) Starships: Dreadnought Patamalrus (Heavy Metal) Starships: Fighters Thegeuse (Light Metal) Starships: Frigates continued... 3 ...Explore the Galaxy, continued ...Explore the Galaxy, continued Vamshi System Cacus System Maji (Land) Chohe (Land) Pregel (Turian Insignia) Faringor (Rare Element) Artemis Tau Cluster Zayarter (Heavy Metal) Athens System Dis System Circe (Gas Deposit) Klensal (Land) Pharos (Turian Insignia) Metallic Asteroid (Light Metal) Proteus (Gas Deposit) Nearrum (Light Metal) Knossos System Raysha (Turian Insignia) Archanes (Gas Deposit) Farinata System Carbonaceous Asteroid(LeagueMedallion) Juntauma (Prothean Disc) Metallic Asteroid (Heavy Metal) MSV Ontario (Board) Therum (Mission) Nepneu (Rare Element) Macedon System Rocky Asteroid (Light Metal) Fargeluse (Gas Deposit) Plutus System Porolan (Asari Writing) Clocrolis (Rare Element) Metallic Asteroid (Light Metal) Mingito (Rare Element) Sharjila (Land) Nonuel (Land) Sparta System Hawking Eta Cluster Alsages (Rare Element) Century System Asteroid Cluster (Prothean Disc) Canctra (Light Metal) Edolus (Land) Metallic Asteroid (Heavy Metal) Ontamalca (Gas Deposit) Presrop (Land) Attican Beta Cluster Tharopto (League Medallion) Hercules Horse Head Nebula Eletania (Land) Fortuna System Syided (League Medallion) Amaranthine (Land) Zatorus (Heavy Metal) Maganlis (Turian Insignia) Theseus System Therumlon (Rare Element) Feros (Mission) (Tali) Pax System Quana (Light Metal) Noveria (Mission) (Liara) Sharring (Prothean Disc) Veles (Asari Writing) Exodus Cluster Strenuus System Asgard System Antitarra (Gas Deposit) Asteroid X57 (Land) (DLC)(Tali) MSV Majesty (Scan) Gemini Sigma Cluster Xawin (Land) Han System Yunthorl (League Medallion) Mavigon (Land) Kepler Verge Paravin (Asari Writings) Herschel System Patatanlis (Light Metal) MSV Fedele (Board) (Garrus) Ming System Rocky Asteroid (Heavy Metal) Altanorch (League Medallion) Newton System MSV Worthington (Board) Juncro (Gas Deposit) Parag (Light Metal) Klencory (Asari Writing) Hades Gamma Cluster Ontarom (Land) Antaeus System Local Cluster Edmos (Gas Deposit) Solar System Ploba (Asari Writing) Luna (Land) Trebin (Land) continued... Vemal (Rare Element) 4 continued... ...Explore the Galaxy, continued Maroon Sea Cluster Caspian System Antida (Turian Insignia) Clotanca (Heavy Metal) Farnuri (Heavy Metal) MSV Cornucopia (Board) Matano System Chasca (Land) Metallic Asteroid (Heavy Metal) Rocky Asteroid (Prothean Disc) Supay (Light Metal) Vostok System Metallic Asteroid (Heavy Metal) Nodacrux (Land) Pataiton (Asari Writing) Pangaea Expanse Refuge System Ilos (Mission) Sentry Omega Cluster Hoc System Virmire (Mission) Styx Theta Cluster Acheron System Altahe (Land) Carbonaceous Asteroid (Turian Insignia) Grosalgen (Light Metal) Erebus System Nepmos (Land) Quaji (Heavy Metal) Wermani (Prothean Disc) Serpent Nebula Widow System Citadel Station (Hub) Voyager Cluster Amazon System Agebinium (Land) Sonedma (Rare Element) Sybin (Turian Insignia) Tremar (Gas Deposit) Columbia System Gromar (League Medallion) Nepheron (Land) Ontaheter (Rare Element) Yangtze System Alrumter (Prothean Disc) Binthu (Land) Dregir (Light Metal) Patajiri (Rare Element) 5.
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