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Replaced objects have their reasons. In the case of the well, the question is: can the well only replenish mana? What about restoring energy, which is quite inherent to water? To hint at this to the player, I placed an event along the way with a message indicating this action. Decorations also have their place and significant reasons. I fully justify the seer's hut being in the form of an elven house; an elf winemaker lives there. The seer's hut in the form of a forge, because there... *drumroll*... a blacksmith works! Doesn't it seem to you that a blacksmith should be closer to a forge than to a mushroom-shaped house, for example? I won't even mention the straw hut – it's like a blacksmith who is a masochist and a suicide. The Pandora's box with mana in the form of a bottle on the surface of the water also makes perfect sense.
It's just a matter of habit, gentlemen. Nothing more.
I have no questions about the logic. It's just very difficult to play like this. You have to spend a lot of time scouting, clicking on every bush and pond.