Poison Eve Slot by Nolimit City

Every meaningful trigger on this game is locked to a specific reel position, and the rest of the grid exists mainly to feed those positions. Wilds only land on reels 2, 3 and 4, the Poison Eve character only matters when she fills reel 1, and the Bonus flower only counts when it lands in the Hot Zone, the middle position of reel 5. Nothing happens accidentally outside those zones.

Vine Wilds are the simplest piece. Any Wild that lands on the middle three reels expands to cover the whole reel, and on a 20-line grid that means a single Vine Wild already cuts through every payline at its column. Two stacked Vine Wilds on adjacent reels can paint half the board green before the symbols even resolve.

Liquid Magic is the symbol-conversion trigger. When the purple-haired Eve symbol lands and fills reel 1 top to bottom, every potion bottle still sitting on reels 2 through 5 turns into a copy of Eve. Hit a board where bottles cover the remaining reels and Eve takes over the entire grid, which is exactly how the 2,000x cap pays out. It's a one-shot mechanic with no progression, no meter, no respins - the conversion either lands in your favour on the same spin or it doesn't.

Flower Power is the longer feature. A pink Bonus flower in the Hot Zone opens a portal on the leftmost unoccupied reel, and each portal stays active for 3 to 12 spins (the counter sits visible on each one). The last reel always carries a portal during the feature, so you start with one guaranteed slot and stack up to three more on reels 1 to 4. While a feature spin runs, whatever symbol lands in the Hot Zone (anything except another Bonus) gets duplicated into every open portal AND expands to fully cover every non-portal reel. Payouts are calculated by the number of symbols along each winning line, not the total instances. Fresh Bonus flowers in the Hot Zone open new portals on the fly, so the longer the feature runs without a flower the more spots quietly expire.

The reels sit behind a vine-wrapped wooden border with twisted branches above, the gold-lettered Poison Eve plaque overhead, and a teal-and-emerald mist drifting through silhouetted forest behind everything. Eve herself is the only character symbol, drawn as a green-leaf-dressed sorceress with purple hair and pink flowers tucked in. Red, blue and yellow potion bottles handle the rest of the premium tier above the parchment-card lows. December 2018 release, sitting in Nolimit's earlier character-driven fantasy sub-catalog before xWays and xBomb mechanics became the studio's default.