Flying Stars Cures & Activators
A quick operational reference for star-by-star focus, activators, and cures before you execute annual layout changes.
1 White
1Focus: career flow and mobility
Activators: clear pathways, focused desk setup, calm water-like textures
Cures: avoid overstimulation; keep the sector bright but not noisy
2 Black
2Focus: health drag and fatigue
Activators: none by default
Cures: metal cures + low disturbance + strict ventilation and hygiene
3 Jade
3Focus: arguments and friction
Activators: none by default
Cures: controlled fire element, slower routines, softer communication zones
4 Green
4Focus: study, creativity, networking
Activators: reading corner, learning desk, gentle wood support
Cures: prevent clutter that weakens focus
5 Yellow
5Focus: major disruption risk
Activators: none
Cures: metal cures, avoid drilling and major movement
6 White
6Focus: authority, structure, execution
Activators: organized command zone, clean metal accents
Cures: avoid harshness; keep communication balanced
7 Red
7Focus: loss, gossip, impulsive conflict
Activators: none by default
Cures: water-based calming, security checks, reduce sharp visual cues
8 White
8Focus: legacy resources, slower growth
Activators: steady maintenance, practical storage and order
Cures: avoid over-investing with urgency
9 Purple
9Focus: visibility, expansion, momentum
Activators: well-lit showcase areas, clear intention cues
Cures: balance heat and pace to prevent burnout
Use annual map + floor-plan overlay to decide which cures to deploy and which activators to pause.
Should every star receive activators?
No. Conflict-heavy stars are usually better handled with stabilization and cures, not activation.
Can I reuse the same cures every year?
Only after checking annual star movement. Reusing old setup blindly can create mismatch.