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Changes to the rules starting with the letter G (Graal and Galtran).
Overall, the screenshots are very telling in terms of how any Novice can easily find the location of the Grail from a single obelisk. How many attempts it takes to dig it up is a matter of chance — sometimes on the 20th try, and sometimes on the 1st. Personally, I wouldn't want to be in the opponent's shoes and have to check.
You wrote correctly, but Positive put it even better. positive
In reality, the Grail is not imbalanced. It's simply random, just like 3-4 Griffin Conservatories for one player and 0 for another. Just like 8 Hives on Jebus Cross for one player and 2 for another. It's Random. Whether it appears next to you or in the middle of nowhere. Whether Kiril recruits for Tower or not a single warrior, while you're playing mm6a and are about to make contact on the second turn, but have nothing to fight with. Leave the Grail as is.
And the point is not whether you can determine from a single picture that the Grail is near your castle, but what you do about it and how you manage your heroes and your time.