Keep Shrine arrival and dancing as separate plans

Name the two different checks

The Shrine field report read Goals after arrival and again after a later dance. The active show wish completed in the first window; a different dance wish completed in the second.

Use separate itinerary entries for those checks. Participants may have one wish, both, or neither, so the same activity should not promise everyone the recorded stars.

Find the current route and action

The report found New Afrika Shrine in Phone → Ride even when it was absent from a shorter map list. Check that fuller route list before deciding the venue is unavailable.

1. Step 1Read current Goals before leaving.
2. Step 2Inspect the final New Afrika Shrine travel quote.
3. Step 3Read Goals on arrival before choosing a stage or dance action.
4. Step 4If dancing is your second goal, inspect Dance floor → Dance to the Live Band.
5. Step 5Check its completed charge and Goals before returning.

Budget three charges separately

One outing used 550 outward, 300 for dancing and 550 home, totaling 1,400 game naira. A later music outing displayed different rush-hour Cab quotes.

Read capped bars carefully

Fun and Social ended at their caps after the dance, while Energy decreased. These are net readings from one window, not fixed recovery or cost formulas for every player.

A dance performed without the active dance wish had not added stars in an earlier observation. Repeating the action is not a verified star-farming schedule.

What should the invitation promise?

Promise a plan to check menus and compare observations. Do not promise a show booking, automatic wish completion or a guaranteed return price.

If the group wants an Open Mic session, treat it as a separate music route. The arrival and dance report does not establish performance requirements or income.