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The dragon was sitting on enough gold to destabilise a kingdom.
It paid me €1.20 for three Qs.
That seemed important.
Behind the reels was an entire volcanic cave full of coins.
Gold under its claws.
Gold behind its tail.
Gold around the treasure chests.
Gold apparently forming part of the local geology.
The dragon itself was red, enormous and positioned over the whole thing with the specific body language of an animal that had not become wealthy by distributing promotional samples.
Three Qs lined up.
€1.20.
The dragon continued sitting on several metric tonnes of the alternative.
Amazing Cash Dragonfire had established the relationship immediately.
I was allowed to look at the treasure.
Access remained under review by the dragon.
I started with €100.00 at €0.60 a spin.
The first few rounds were ordinary enough.
J.
A.
Q.
A couple of jewel-looking symbols.
A treasure chest.
Then a smaller version of the dragon dropped onto the reels as a Wild.
The full-sized dragon was still behind everything.
So the cave now contained two categories of dragon.
One guarded the money.
The other had been sent forward to help me win €2.40.
I watched the stacked Wild settle over a reel and complete a couple of lines.
€3.00 total.
The large dragon did not move.
Apparently the junior dragon was authorised to work.
Management remained on the hoard.
Above the reels, the counter kept ticking down.
Nineteen.
Eighteen.
Seventeen.
Every base spin was taking me closer to something being unlocked.
This gave the entire cave the strange atmosphere of a dragon slowly remembering where it had put its other fire.
A treasure chest landed.
Another chest appeared later.
They looked extremely optimistic considering the creature behind them was already sitting inside the world’s largest open treasure chest.
The balance moved around €98.
Then €96.
A stacked Wild helped a line of symbols return €2.40.
Another round produced nothing.
€95.20.
The dragon stared forward.
Coins everywhere.
Still no emergency.
At ten spins remaining, I had begun treating the counter as the real protagonist.
The dragon could wait.
Whatever happened at zero had at least demonstrated measurable progress.
Nine.
A small win.
Eight.
Nothing.
Seven.
A Bonus shield landed on reel one.
No matching shields where I needed them.
Six.
A Wild dragon covered part of reel four.
€1.80.
Five.
Nothing.
The cave continued being very rich in the background.
I continued being less so in the foreground.
At zero, the first upgrade arrived.
Amazing Blast symbols were now part of the fire problem.
The slot had spent twenty spins teaching the dragon a new way to throw value around.
The source rules say those Blast symbols can appear during Amazing Cash, lock in with a prize and add their value to awarding Amazing symbols, sometimes repeatedly.
My balance was €91.60.
The dragon had unlocked advanced combustion.
I had unlocked an €8.40 loss.
We were progressing at different rates.
The next few spins immediately started producing the fireball symbols more often in places I could actually notice.
One landed on reel three.
Another on reel five.
Nothing from reel one.
The entire cave glowed orange.
No feature.
The dragon appeared to require its fire in alphabetical order.
Another spin produced one on reel two.
One on four.
Still nothing beginning from reel one.
Amazing Cash only starts when adjacent Amazing symbols connect from the first reel.
I now had a dragon sitting in lava demanding orderly fire.
This was better.
At €88.00, a Bonus shield hit reel one.
Another appeared on reel three.
The fifth reel spun.
Chest.
Q.
Dragon.
No shield.
The large dragon had watched two-thirds of a portal open and supplied luggage.
Two spins later:
nothing.
Then another shield on reel one.
No friends.
€86.20.
I kept pressing.
No stake changes.
No buys.
No attempt to negotiate directly with the reptile.
At €84.40, three Bonus shields arrived exactly where they needed to.
Reel one.
Reel three.
Reel five.
Seven Free Spins.
The dragon finally lifted its head.
This was progress.
During the feature, one random reel on every spin becomes an Amazing Wild Reel, filled with Wild Amazing symbols and Wild Amazing Blast symbols; the seven spins cannot retrigger.
The first Free Spin selected reel two.
It lit up.
Wilds filled it.
A few ordinary symbols connected through the fire.
€2.40.
Not a coronation.
But the dragon had stopped pretending I was trespassing.
Second spin.
Reel five became the special one.
A dragon Wild appeared elsewhere.
Several lines formed.
€3.00.
The giant dragon behind the reels remained positioned over its coins like a red mountain with opinions.
Third spin chose reel three.
An Amazing Blast appeared among the Wilds.
The reel glowed.
The combination paid €4.20.
That was the first moment the feature looked capable of making the cave slightly less one-sided.
The dragon had now deployed specialised fire.
I had received four euros and change.
Somewhere behind its left wing was probably €4.20 in loose coins it had failed to notice.
The fourth Free Spin barely moved.
€0.60.
The fifth went completely dry.
A whole reel became supernatural.
Nothing useful connected to it.
The slot had temporarily converted one-fifth of the grid into dragon-assisted magical fire and then surrounded it with letters.
The dragon had discovered bureaucracy.
No.
Not bureaucracy.
Worse.
Alphabet soup in a volcano.
Sixth spin.
Reel one became the Amazing Wild Reel.
That looked more serious.
Wilds stacked through the first column.
The reels filled out behind them.
Several lines connected.
€5.40.
The dragon reacted.
The cave flashed.
Gold lit up.
For a few seconds the whole screen suggested someone was finally going to open the vault.
€5.40 was added.
The vault remained extremely closed.
Last Free Spin.
Special reel four.
One line.
€1.80.
Feature total:
€17.40.
Balance:
€101.80.
I had briefly crossed above the starting point.
The dragon had rescued the session by allowing me to extract an amount roughly equivalent to whatever was stuck between two of its claws.
Then the base game returned.
The counter had another destination.
Thirty more base spins would unlock jackpot prizes on Amazing symbols.
I continued.
This had stopped being about winning.
There were four jackpot signs beside the reels.
MINI.
MINOR.
MAJOR.
MEGA.
The MEGA sat there displaying an amount large enough to make the mountain of gold behind the dragon seem somehow even more sarcastic.
The next ten spins were not particularly interested in my research.
€100.00.
€98.20.
A small Wild-assisted line returned €1.20.
€97.60.
One Amazing symbol appeared on reel one.
Then nothing adjacent.
The dragon had supplied the first fireball and apparently expected me to bring the rest.
Another round produced three treasure chests down the left side.
They paid.
€2.40.
The dragon was literally sitting behind three treasure chests while three smaller treasure chests paid me €2.40.
The cave had become recursive greed.
At fifteen spins remaining, the balance was €96.00.
A stacked dragon Wild appeared on reels two and three over consecutive rounds.
One delivered €3.60.
The next managed €1.20.
The tiny dragons were trying.
Their enormous relative remained financially inert.
Seven spins.
Six.
Five.
A fireball on reel one.
Another on reel two.
The third reel produced a jewel.
The chain died there.
The dragon had allowed two flames to cross the cave and then placed jewellery in the doorway.
Three.
Two.
One.
Zero.
Second unlock.
Now the Amazing symbols could carry MINI, MINOR and MAJOR prizes.
The four jackpot signs beside the reels had stopped being decorative threats.
My balance:
€94.20.
I gave the new arrangement some room.
First spin:
no Amazing symbols.
Second:
one on reel four.
Third:
a Wild dragon.
€1.20.
Fourth:
nothing.
Fifth:
Amazing symbol on reel one.
Nothing beside it.
The dragon’s greatest defensive weapon was apparently spacing.
At €90.60, two Amazing symbols appeared adjacent from reel one.
The third reel stopped.
A.
The dragon had once again interrupted fire with literacy.
€90.00.
Next spin:
treasure chest line.
€1.80.
Then a run of dead rounds took me to €87.00.
The dragon had not moved.
This was a creature capable of remaining perfectly comfortable while a balance burned in front of it.
At €85.80, the fire finally joined up.
Amazing symbol on reel one.
Another beside it.
Another continuing across.
The reels gave way to the Amazing Cash feature.
The dragon leaned over the event from its mountain.
Several fiery Amazing prizes locked into place.
One showed €1.20.
Another €2.40.
Another €3.60.
The amounts looked wonderfully small against a backdrop containing enough raw treasure to require structural engineering.
Then an Amazing Blast landed.
It locked.
Its value was added across awarding fireballs.
One of the smaller prizes grew.
Another received the same blast.
The whole area flashed as if the dragon had accidentally sneezed on the accounting.
No.
Not accounting.
On the treasure.
The fireballs brightened.
More value accumulated.
I watched the total reach €11.40.
The feature ended.
Every prize was awarded.
Balance:
€97.20.
I had finally reached Amazing Cash.
The Amazing Cash was less amazing than the dragon’s immediate surroundings.
That felt completely correct.
I gave it one more €0.60 spin.
One Amazing fireball landed.
Reel five.
Nothing on reel one.
Nothing connecting to it.
The symbol sat there glowing against the volcanic cave, full of possible money and completely useless because it had started its journey at the wrong end.
Balance:
€96.60.
I stopped.
The giant dragon was still there.
Same pose.
Same wings.
Same pile of gold.
The jackpot signs still glowed.
The treasure chests remained full.
One lonely fireball sat on the far side of the reels with nowhere to go.
I had played Free Spins.
Unlocked two layers of dragon technology.
Reached Amazing Cash.
Been assisted by multiple smaller dragons.
Finished €3.40 down.
The dragon had begun the session sitting on a mountain of gold.
It ended the session sitting on a mountain of gold.
At no point had its own financial position appeared endangered.
Area Link Ultimate Luck unlocked a bonus and repressed memories.