Mystical Spirits Slot by PG Soft

Three multiplier meters sit beneath the reels, each tied to a different element. Red collects the Salamander spirit, fire, and Ace symbols. Blue tracks the Undine spirit, water, and King. Green counts the Leafy spirit, leaf, and Queen. Every five winning symbols deposited into a meter bumps that color's multiplier by 1. The math that matters: all three multiply together. Red x2, Blue x3, Green x2 gives you x12 on every subsequent win in that spin, not x7. Wilds feed all three meters simultaneously, which makes them the fastest way to inflate the total - one Wild in a winning combo adds a count to red, blue, and green at the same time.

Collapsing reels keep the collection going within a single spin. Winning symbols clear, new ones drop, and any new wins deposit more symbols into the meters. In the base game all three multipliers reset to x1 at the start of each spin, so the entire buildup happens across one cascade chain and then vanishes. Four scatter symbols trigger 12 free spins (each extra scatter adds 2, retriggerable), and the baseline shifts - each multiplier starts at x2 instead of x1. That means your floor is x2 times x2 times x2, or x8, before collecting anything. Even a modest chain that pushes one color to x3 during free spins puts you at x12 minimum. Buying directly into the bonus skips the scatter hunt if that x8 starting floor is what you're after.

Symbols on the 6-reel grid occupy variable heights - some take two rows, some three - which is why the ways count swings between 400 and 15,625 depending on how many oversized symbols land. The three elemental spirits are rendered in a rounded, almost clay-like style against a mossy woodland backdrop, with soft greens and warm ambers filling the frame. Stone-textured card royals from Ace through Queen sit alongside the elemental icons, each tinted to match its collection color. The variable symbol sizing also means a single oversized spirit landing on a winning line counts once for payout but still only deposits one symbol into its meter, not two or three.