Posts from your questions regarding the game rules (improving the interpretation). Auto-translated

The phrases "I mean" are not suitable for the text of the rules. Also, various images are not suitable.

The rule needs to be formulated in text and in a general form, suitable for the entire range of possible situations.

If necessary, to enter the Treasury to break through one of the many Guard Outposts (GO) and/or a shifted GO inside the Treasury, the player chooses a path for the hero that covers the minimum number of cells on the Treasury map and ends on a cell near the GO to be broken. In this case, the first interaction within the Treasury is breaking the GO. This rule also applies to cases where a GO is broken using air control.

Does the player need to count the cells?

Is a diagonal move considered the same as a horizontal move?

And if the boundary between the respawn center is blurred graphically, and it is not possible to accurately determine the type of cells for all of them? This happens on many landscapes.

And if some cells are covered by objects, and it is difficult to determine the type of territory under them?
Are mountains considered territory for the General or not? In general, many clarifying questions will arise...

Players already calculate movement points based on cells, right?

Diagonal movement costs 141, horizontal movement costs 100. There's a 50% penalty for moving on sand. This is common knowledge.

It's interpreted in favor of the player; the essence of the rule is to avoid abuse of "illegal scouting."

I looked at the picture again, and the most illegal path turned out to be the brown one, as it has аж 3 sand cells. The left red path has 1 sand cell. The central and right red paths have no sand at all; they land on snow. The blue path has 1 or 2 sand cells (it's hard to tell with the naked eye; a coordinate grid and route arrows are needed).

It is allowed to reach the Treasury using Wings or the Fly spell, but only through generated passages, and it is necessary to kill the guard or one of the guards of that passage. It is forbidden to fly over mountains.
The Destruction Domain spell is allowed to be used in one of the cells, as close as possible to the Castle that the player is going to attack. and can you provide a link to a picture from that match showing that it is not allowed?
If we start with this?

It is allowed to enter the Treasury using wings or the Fly spell, but only through generated passages, and it is necessary to kill the guard or one of the guards of that passage. It is forbidden to fly over mountains.
The Destruction Domain spell is allowed to be used in one of the cells, as close as possible to the Guardian of the Objective that the player is going to attack. And can you provide a link to a picture from that game where it is not allowed?
If you start with this, would that be okay?

Why can't I do that? Do you even understand?! I have wings, I see the target, I attack along the shortest path, what's wrong?!

Just remove the stupid rule about border Guard of the Objective. I've played thousands of Jebs and think it's quite normal and justified to use it this way; I would definitely do the same (moreover, if I'm not mistaken, I was the one who told Dark that it's possible to do so). The stories about "oh my god, he scouted" are nothing compared to the hassle that people get into by limiting movement with control... you can even stand on creature and resource banks without breaking the guard! And here, he supposedly scouted... omg, wtf.

We are discussing the wording that can correctly implement the specified ban.

But whether this ban is needed at all is another matter.

When using Flight or Wings to select a target creature or to choose a battle location with a creature, the flight path should not pass over natural obstacles (mountains, forests) that separate zones.

then why have these wings at all?

why discuss the wording of something new and forbid it, if this prohibition is not needed at all, as you said?

I drew the brown trajectory for a player who does not have control; in that case, the brown trajectory is the closest one for them.
The blue one, besides the cells on the sand to the right of ГО, also passes through the treasure zone where the Hive and Imp-spot are located, so it is not the minimum path.

Why is that not allowed? Do you even understand?! I have wings, I see the enemy, I attack along the shortest path, what's wrong with that?!

I believe that a player should have the ability to attack a Guard Tower from any cell without restrictions, using any route. If the rules don't allow for this, it needs to be clarified.

I just phrased it from the perspective of prohibiting such an action.
In general, we need to start with the fact that there is a controversial situation and we need to decide what to do with it in the future – prohibit it or allow it, and then formulate the wording.