Trinity Pots Rising Wilds Slot by Light & Wonder

Picture a moss-cloaked Irish forest with rainbows curling through the trees and a pot of gold spilling shamrocks off to the side. That's where the reels of Trinity Pots Rising Wilds sit, with three gold cauldrons - red, green, and blue - perched on carved altars across the top of the grid. Symbols mix glossy three-leaf clovers, red-and-white spotted mushrooms, golden Celtic harps, a leprechaun's smoking pipe, and royals styled in colored Celtic lettering.

The signature mechanic is what the title says. Wilds only land on reels 3, 4, and 5 in the base game, and once one drops it stays put, climbing one row higher on every subsequent spin until it walks off the top of the grid. So a wild that lands low on reel 3 will give you three swings at hitting 243 ways before it disappears, which is the real reason the engine breathes. If a wild ends a spin sitting on top of an Element Coin, that cell counts as both at once.

Those Element Coins drive everything else. Three colored coin symbols fly into their matching pot each spin, the pots reset at the end of the spin (no save state, no meter that fills over sessions), and a coin in its color pot can fire a feature. Red Pot opens the Jackpot pick game - 15 coins, reveal three matching Gems for MINI / MINOR / MAJOR / GRAND, or stack three UPGRADE symbols first to bump the tier you finally hit. Green and Blue both award free spins, just two different flavors of them. Trigger more than one pot on the same spin and the tiers combine upward.

The free spins side is a seven-step ladder: MEGA, MIGHTY, SUPER, SUPREME, ULTIMATE, ULTRA. Each step scales the spin count, starter wilds, and how many fresh wilds are sprinkled in per spin (anywhere from three to twelve at the top tiers). Wilds expand to reels 2-5 inside the feature but lose their persistence, traded for that placement system instead. Red Coins keep dropping during the round and can extend it, hand out a cash prize, or punch through to the Jackpot pick mid-feature.

One last quirk: a Red Mystery Envelope can pop up at random in the base game, peel back, and pay a flat cash prize scaled to your bet. There's no buy bonus here, which is rarer than it should be for a 2025 release with this much feature density - you have to wait the pots out, watch the wilds climb, and hope the red side wakes up.