Sword of the Elements Slot by RealTime Gaming

The princess warrior is the Wild here, and she arrives stacked three-high on a single reel. When she lands on a synced reel during free games, she expands to cover the entire four-row column. That stacked-to-fully-expanded conversion is the main base-game hook, and it chains with the 25 paylines to cover multiple rows at once when the synced position triggers.

Three or more Yin-Yang elemental orbs drop the grid from 5x4 down to 5x3 and start a Bonus Respin round. You get three respins to begin with, and every new orb that lands resets the counter back to three while advancing a scepter up a multiplier ladder on the left side. The ladder climbs through x3, x6, x9, x12, x15, x20, x50, x100, x200, and caps at x500. A separate +1 SPIN tile adds an extra respin without advancing the meter - useful when you've collected a cluster of orbs and want more attempts at the higher multiplier rungs. The reset-on-trigger design is the reason the bonus has real ceiling: each new orb buys you three more chances to find another one, and the ladder keeps climbing as long as you keep landing them.

Three blue dragon scatters trigger 10 free games with retriggers available. Stacked wilds appear more frequently during free games, which is when the expanding-wild mechanic earns its keep. There's a buy feature top-left of the grid for direct access to the free games without waiting for scatter alignment, and a post-win gamble screen offers a Dragon Coin versus Excalibur Coin choice to double recent hits.

Two ornate golden dragon-head statues stand either side of the reels, mouths open, backed by a soft pink-purple sunset sky and distant mountain silhouettes. The base symbols include a Chinese emperor in red robes, the princess warrior in blue, an ornate golden shield, an ancient scroll, and blue crystalline royals. When the bonus triggers, the whole setting flips to dark carved red wood panels with illuminated elemental orbs sitting in locked positions - a proper visual reset that makes the respin mode feel like a separate stage rather than a reskinned base game. It's oriental fantasy done in RTG's house style, closer in tone to Yin-Yang Clash than anything Megaways.