Lady Robin Hood Slot by Light & Wonder

The bonus is essentially a darts game spliced into the free spins. Three TARGET scatters open the round with 10 spins, a 2x trigger pay, and 3 arrows in your quiver. Before every single spin, the game fires whatever arrows you currently hold at a four-ring target sitting beside the reels. Each ring corresponds to one of reels 2, 3, 4 or 5, and an arrow landing in a ring fills one quarter of that reel's meter. Four arrows on the same ring locks that reel as a permanent wild for the rest of the feature, and the ring goes dark. The shortcut is the central bullseye: a single arrow on it instantly converts a random reel between 2 and 5 into a permanent wild and locks its ring outright.

Catch is, the initial 3 arrows you start with cannot land on the bullseye, only on the four rings. To earn arrows that CAN hit the centre, you need to bank more TARGET symbols mid-round, since each one that drops adds +1 to your quiver. So the round has a clear shape: open with three guaranteed ring hits, then bank extra targets, then hope those bonus arrows find the bullseye to fast-track locks. Once a ring locks, no more arrows go to it. Once all four reels 2 to 5 are locked, the game stops awarding arrows entirely, since you've maxed the board state. Reel 1 never converts. The hard cap is four wild reels with reel 1 still spinning normally, and TARGET itself stops paying during the round (its only job is feeding the quiver). Not retriggerable.

That ceiling is why the practical session pay tops out modestly, the locking design caps how fast wild coverage can stack before the arrow supply dries up. The grid sits inside a weathered parchment scroll against sunlit Sherwood Forest, green trunks and dappled foliage behind it. The title is red gothic script on a golden filigree banner. A gender-swapped Lady Robin Hood portrait heads the paytable, with a quiver, a leather coin pouch, a dagger and a tankard sitting above 10/J/Q/K/A royals inked in red, gold and green. Down the left rail a green Trigger 3 Bullseye Bonus badge carries its own little target rings, a fair preview of what the whole round is built around.