25. Where were we when we were trying to recruit the krogan warlord Okeer?
From Quiz Where In The Milky Way Were We? (Harder)
Answer:
Korlus
Korlus was a ship graveyard where the Blue Suns had set up a base. Jedore, the local leader, hired the krogan warlord Okeer to create her an army of loyal krogan, much like Saren tried to do in "Mass Effect". Provided she was allowed to live in "Mass Effect", Rana Thanoptis from Saren's Virmire base could be found on Korlus. Okeer used the Blue Suns' funds and facilities for his own purposes, though: to bypass the genophage. Rather than attempting to reverse the genophage, he wanted to create a way to ignore it.
Okeer grew many krogan in tanks for his experiments, and would give the failed test subjects to Jedore. The krogan were never loyal to her, though, so she had her Blue Suns train against them in live-fire exercises.
Eventually Okeer had what he called, "A perfect krogan". Shepard showed up just in time to extract Okeer, but the warlord would not leave without his prize. Jedore also found out about Okeer's treachery, and flooded his lab with toxins. Okeer stayed to secure his final experiment while Shepard and crew went to deal with Jedore. When they returned, they found Okeer dead.
Shepard took the tank with Okeer's final krogan back to the Normandy. If awakened, he would assume the name Grunt, and join the crew of the Normandy.
Incorrect Answers:
Tuchanka was the krogan homeworld, where you could gain the loyalty of both Mordin and Grunt. You could also visit its shops, and talk to Wrex, provided he survived the events of "Mass Effect".
Tarith was home of the assignment N7: Blood Pack Communications Relay. A mining operation had been set up on the planet, with a large communications network. Shepard went in and destroyed the relay network, disrupting the Blood Pack's operation.
The assignment N7: Blood Pack Base took place on Zada Ban. When scanning the planet, a Blood Pack presence was discovered, with signals indicating that the base might be a weapons manufacturing site.