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Missions progress the game storyline and allow Ryder to explore the Heleus Cluster and some of its planets. Most missions reward Ryder with XP, AVP, planetary viability, or a combination of the three. Some missions are purely character narrative, rewarding in their own right.

Acquisition[ | ]

Missions are acquired in a number of ways.

  • Some are automatically added when the previous or prerequisite mission has been completed: A Better Beginning begins automatically when the last objective of Nexus Reunion has been completed.
  • Some are triggered by emails: Task: The Witnesses begins when Ryder reads Wisdom, an email from Moshae Sjefa.
  • Some are acquired through conversation: Speaking to Dr. Harihn in the Angaran Resistance Base begins Medical Caches.
  • Some are discovered: Task: Naming the Dead is acquired when Ryder finds one of the bodies associated with the mission.
  • Some have multiple methods of acquisition: If Ryder fails to respond to Captain Dunn's email, Contagion will be automatically added to the Journal the next time Ryder arrives at the Nexus.
  • Some may be prompted by an alert such as an email but require additional actions before acquisition: All of the missions in the Movie Night Line are acquired after talking to a crew or squad member, though all of these missions have associated emails alerting Ryder to the mission's availability.
  • Some are indicated by the Map symbol New Mission Map Icon. This map symbol shows up when there is the potential to acquire a new mission.

Mission Types[ | ]

Priority ops

Priority ops are the backbone of the story. While they don't necessarily provide the greatest XP rewards, they do provide the largest AVP rewards, making the largest contribution toward the goal of the Andromeda Initiative. Completing most priority ops adds star systems to the Galaxy Map, adding opportunity for adventure.

Allies and relationships

Allies and relationships missions add to the richness of the story but aren't required to be completed. Romance and loyalty missions fall into this category. Many of these missions are smaller and mostly narrative, providing a glimpse into a squad or crew member's personal life. These smaller missions, for the most part, tend to have no XP or viability rewards.

Heleus assignments

Heleus assignments deal with the issues and concerns of the major planets/starships. All vault missions and outpost establishment missions are Heleus assignments. These missions vary in difficulty, range, and reward. All except Monkeys in Space5 provide XP, most provide some AVP and planetary viability.

Additional tasks

Additional tasks are optional missions that range from very short to very lengthy missions. The XP rewards range from +270 XP to +1330 XP. Some include viability rewards, some include monetary rewards. The small rewards of these missions individually doesn't amount to much but this category has sixty-two missions, which can add up quickly. It should be noted that some of these missions are prerequisites for Heleus assignments.

Completed missions

This category is for any missions that have been completed. Some missions, such as Task: Researching Remnant, autocomplete and can only be found in this category.

Uncategorized

There are a number of missions that don't appear in the five categories of the Journal for various reasons.

  • There is a broken mission that can't be started.
  • There are a number of "ghost" missions that display on-screen but don't appear in the Journal. These are really alerts or warnings rather than missions.
  • Miscellaneous missions that don't appear in the Journal or on-screen.
  • Non-journal missions that show up on screen but not in the Journal such as A Job for Danny Messier.
  • Sub-missions that are part of another mission such as Take Down the Architect, a set of objectives common to all four Remnant Architect missions.

List of missions[ | ]

Priority ops[ | ]

Main screen - Priority ops

Priority Ops

These missions are critical to the Initiative's survival in Heleus. Italicized missions are secondary operations that need to be completed in order to advance the story that may or may not be priority ops.

Main storyline[ | ]

Other priority ops[ | ]

Allies and relationships[ | ]

Main screen - Allies and relationships

Allies and Relationships

These are missions of personal importance to the Pathfinder and the Tempest's crew. Loyalty missions and romance missions are included in this category.

Squad[ | ]

These missions are listed in order of acquisition.

Cora Harper[ | ]
Jaal Ama Darav[ | ]
Liam Kosta[ | ]
Nakmor Drack[ | ]
Peebee[ | ]
Vetra Nyx[ | ]

Crew[ | ]

Other Allies and Relationships[ | ]

Heleus assignments[ | ]

Main screen - Heleus assignments

Heleus Assignments

Many groups and individual across the Heleus Cluster have asked for the Pathfinder's help.

Nexus[ | ]

Tempest[ | ]

Eos[ | ]

Aya[ | ]

Havarl[ | ]

Voeld[ | ]

Kadara[ | ]

Elaaden[ | ]

H-047c[ | ]

Additional tasks[ | ]

Main screen - Additional tasks

Additional Tasks

These goals may not be essential to the Initiative's survival, but every little bit helps.

Completed missions[ | ]

Main screen - Completed missions

Completed Missions

Completed missions, tasks, and activities.

Uncategorized[ | ]

Broken[ | ]

This mission is broken and cannot be acquired without a third-party mod.

Ghost[ | ]

These missions appear on-screen and do not appear in the Journal. These are really alerts or warnings rather than missions and there are no rewards for them.

Miscellaneous[ | ]

These missions are not named in the game and do not appear in the Journal, but they do earn XP.

Non-journal[ | ]

These missions don't appear in the Journal but do appear on screen.

Sub-mission[ | ]

These are not independent missions, but subsets of Heleus missions.

Notes[ | ]

At some point, the New Item Icon symbol will get locked to the Journal at the top of the screen. This is due to ghost missions that aren't displayed in the Journal and as such don't allow you to check the new item to make the symbol go away. Once this happens, you will have to open the Journal screen and check to see if any of the categories are showing a new mission has been added.

All missions and any mission progress are reset when a New Game + is started.

1 Helping Havarl's Scientists is a Priority Ops mission if Ryder partially completes the Meet the Resistance mission arc — Meet the ResistanceOn the FrontlinesStage a Rescue.
2 Meet the Resistance is a Priority Ops mission if Ryder completes this mission before Helping Havarl's Scientists.
3 A Trail of Hope requires Ryder to make a choice to go to Havarl or to Voeld. Based on this choice, On the Frontlines only exists if Ryder completes Voeld before Havarl.
4 Stage a Rescue is a Priority Ops mission if it was started by On the Frontlines.
5 Monkeys in Space is exclusive to Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions.
6 Helping Havarl's Scientists changes from a Priority Ops mission to a Heleus Assignments mission if Ryder first completes the Meet the Resistance mission arc — Meet the Resistance → On the Frontlines → Stage a Rescue.
7 A Trail of Hope requires Ryder to make a choice to go to Havarl or to Voeld. Based on this choice, Eyes on the Ground only exists if Ryder completes Havarl before Voeld.
8 Meet the Resistance changes from a Priority Ops mission to a Heleus Assignments mission if Ryder completes this mission after Helping Havarl's Scientists.
9 Stage a Rescue changes from a Priority Ops mission to a Heleus Assignments mission if it was started by Eyes on the Ground.
10 Temporary Crafting Quest only appears in Completed Missions and it can't be determined from the available information which mission category this mission should be classified as.

See also[ | ]

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