Dragonfate's Favor
Now, legend whispers of a single hope – the lost Dragon Amulet. Whoever finds it could lead the dragons home, restoring their strength and unlocking unimaginable riches.
In Dragonfate’s Favor, you’ll join forces with Goldar, the great guardian, and the young Hatchlings as they search for the amulet. With magic burning bright and Wilds walking the reels, can you help them rediscover their home – and reclaim the power that was once theirs?
Dragon, Fantasy
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Video Slot - 6 rulli
Rilasciato il:
22 May 2025
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Schermata mobile
CARATTERISTICHE
Wilds che camminanoGoldar, the Dragon Wild, walks across the reels, increasing win potential. Hatchling Wilds can appear during Free Spins with Multipliers, further amplifying rewards.
Free Spins with Multipliers
Trigger the Free Spins feature with three or more Scatters. During Free Spins, Hatchling Wilds stick to reels, offering x2 or x3 Multipliers that can lead to colossal wins.
Re-Spins and Sticky Wilds
Re-Spins activate when Goldar lands fully on the reels, offering guaranteed opportunities to win. The Hatchling Wilds add a layer of excitement by sticking and boosting payouts.
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