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x32.
€0.20.
€6.40.
The red pot had spent half the bonus building a throne for loose change.
That was the last Coin.
It landed directly on the multiplier square I had spent the entire feature trying to keep empty.
The x32 disappeared.
Six euros and forty cents arrived.
Three pots glowed above the reels.
One extra row was still hanging over the game.
A pair of Royal Coins sat where one had originally landed.
All that machinery had finally reached its grand conclusion.
Twenty cents wearing x32.
The session had started much quieter.
€154.10.
€0.80 per spin.
Three coloured piles waited above the reels.
Green.
Red.
Blue.
The first Special Coin was red.
It landed, rose toward its matching pile and stayed there.
No Bonus Game.
A few spins later, Blue joined its own pile.
Still nothing.
The colours looked much more organised than the actual results.
Small line wins came through.
€0.80.
Then €1.60.
A slightly better €2.40.
Enough to keep the balance moving, but nothing that pulled my eyes away from the three piles.
I wanted the colours.
The normal symbols had become scenery around them.
Another Red Special Coin appeared.
Up it went.
The red pile now looked particularly enthusiastic.
Green had not contributed anything.
Apparently one pot had arrived late to its own slot.
Then Green finally appeared.
Collected.
No trigger.
Three colours had now shown themselves across separate spins.
The pots had all been introduced.
None wanted to work together.
That became the problem.
Blue without Red.
Green without Blue.
Red appearing when Green had just disappeared.
The piles kept receiving coins while the reels underneath pushed out five-payline wins and long empty stretches.
3 Dragon’s Pots had put three obvious coloured objects above the reels and then trained me to ignore almost everything below them.
A small win of €1.20 landed.
I was watching the red pile.
Another spin paid nothing.
Blue Special Coin.
Up it went.
No bonus.
Two spins later, Green.
Collected.
Still no bonus.
The three pots were behaving like dragons guarding separate pieces of the same key.
By spin thirty, I had stopped wanting “a feature.”
Too vague.
I wanted all three colours on one spin.
Blue.
Red.
Green.
Same screen.
Let the pots argue about it together.
Instead I got pairs.
Blue and Red.
No trigger.
Green alone.
Nothing.
Another Red.
Nothing.
The balance kept shrinking in €0.80 bites.
A few small returns softened it.
By the time the paid-spin total reached €41.60, only €14.40 had come back.
Then spin fifty-two landed.
Blue Special Coin.
Red Special Coin.
Green Special Coin.
All three.
No delay between colours.
They rose toward their pots.
The screen changed.
Bonus Game.
Finally.
The three dragons had managed to bring their cookware to the same meal.
The blue pot acted first.
The field grew upward.
One extra row.
The neat 3×3 block became 3×4.
More space.
More places for Coins.
More places for Red to do something irresponsible.
The triggering Special Coins changed as the bonus began.
One became an ordinary Coin showing €0.80.
Another arrived at €1.20.
The Green side produced a Royal Coin worth €1.00.
Green immediately doubled it.
One Royal Coin became two matching €1.00 Coins.
€2.00 from something that had started as one piece.
The green pot had understood cloning.
Blue had understood construction.
Red was waiting to discover escalation.
It did not wait long.
A multiplier appeared on reel 1.
x2.
No Coin landed there.
Good.
Another multiplier later hit the same square.
x4.
Still empty.
Better.
The number belonged to that cell now.
It stayed there, waiting for a Coin to finally occupy it.
Another red multiplier landed.
Same position.
x8.
Now I had a target.
Not a Coin target.
The opposite.
Keep Coins away from that square.
Let Red keep stacking.
The game responded by dropping a €0.40 Coin directly onto it.
x8.
€3.20.
Gone.
The multiplier vanished with the Coin.
Three rounds of red-pot preparation had ended with forty cents.
The first multiplier square was dead.
Reel 3 inherited the curse.
x2.
Empty.
The expanded top row kept giving Coins more places to land.
Green continued finding Royal Coins to interfere with.
A Royal Coin worth €0.80 appeared.
Twin duplicated it.
€1.60.
Later, another Royal Coin came in at €1.00.
Green made two.
€2.00.
That pot had no interest in multiplication symbols.
It simply saw royalty and produced a sibling.
The blue pot had already done its work.
The fourth row stayed.
Every new spin had twelve places to put trouble instead of nine.
Red kept working on the reel-3 square.
x4.
No Coin.
Excellent.
Another multiplier later.
x8.
Still empty.
Now the wrong kind of luck became important.
I wanted Coins.
Just not there.
A €1.60 Coin landed elsewhere.
Fine.
A €1.20 followed on another cell.
Also fine.
The red square remained untouched.
x8 waiting.
A new multiplier hit it.
x16.
Now the thing had become ridiculous enough to protect.
Every Coin symbol entering reel 3 became a threat.
One landed above it.
Safe.
Another appeared elsewhere.
Safe.
A Royal Coin dropped into a different position and Green doubled it.
The green pot flashed.
Another coin had acquired a twin.
Red was still sitting on x16.
Then another multiplier landed on the same reel-3 position.
x32.
Maximum.
There it was.
One square.
x32.
No Coin inside it.
That tiny empty cell had become the most important piece of the screen.
Everything else could land anywhere.
I only needed Coins to avoid one position.
Twelve cells.
Eleven acceptable.
One forbidden.
The next Coin landed elsewhere.
€0.80.
Fine.
Another sequence produced nothing useful.
The x32 stayed.
The red pot kept glowing above the reels.
Blue had supplied the fourth row.
Green had duplicated Royal Coins.
Red had spent the feature repeatedly hammering one square until x32 sat there waiting.
All it needed was a Coin with some weight behind it.
Not huge.
Just enough.
€1.00 would have been €32.
€2.00 would have been €64.
Anything with a bit of dignity.
The reels moved again.
Coin.
Reel 3.
Wrong height.
Not the x32.
Good.
Then another Coin dropped.
Same reel.
The x32 square.
It stopped.
€0.20.
The red pot had taken that cell through x2, x4, x8, x16 and all the way to x32 for twenty cents.
The multiplier fired.
€6.40.
The square cleared.
The red pot had finally found its Coin.
It was barely a Coin.
The remaining positions moved on without building another monster.
A few ordinary values landed.
Green had already done enough duplicating.
Blue’s extra row stayed above the reels until the feature finished.
No jackpot Coin arrived.
Nothing came close to that x32 square again.
The bonus ended at €20.80.
€3.20 had come from the x8.
€6.40 from the x32.
The rest of the Coins and doubled Royal Coins had made €11.20.
My balance had entered at €126.90.
It left at €147.70.
The session had started at €154.10.
€6.40 down.
The fourth row folded away.
The three pots returned to their positions above the smaller field.
Blue had made the game taller.
Green had produced Royal Coin twins.
Red had reached x32.
The biggest number of the session had been waiting in one tiny square.
Then €0.20 sat on it.
The red pot kept glowing.
The Coin was gone.
Somewhere in that square, x32 had been wasted beautifully.
Eternal Dynasty is what RNG would code during a breakdown.