Le Viking

A seaside village and a ginger beard

Smokey stands beside a timber house on the shore. Beyond the reels are a longboat with a carved prow, a sail, cliffs and blue water. The raccoon wears a blue horned helmet and a thick ginger beard tied into two braids, with a wooden shield and dark boots completing the costume. The village is bright and cartoonish rather than a grim battlefield.

Axes, swords, bows, hammers and helmets share the normal reels with letters and a ten. Enter a cash round and that everyday equipment disappears. Coins, diamonds and feature symbols take over. The shift is easy to see: building normal combinations gives way to filling the remaining empty positions.

What stays and what changes its value

Weapons, helmets and letters

The base game’s regular paying symbols form Ways wins. None appears in Raid Spins or the four FS bonuses.

Coins and Diamonds

Bronze, Silver and Gold Coins use different sets of values. Diamonds reveal 150×, 250× or 500× the stake. Cash symbols stick before revealing their values and contributing to the total.

Green and Gold Clovers

Green affects neighbouring cash positions; Gold covers the grid. Multipliers can be 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, 10× or 20×. In FS bonuses a clover can also affect a cauldron holding an earlier collection.

Skulls

Dead symbols with no cash effect. In Raid Spins, three consecutive turns containing only these symbols use up the three lives.

Heart

Raises the bonus round’s maximum lives by one, up to five. Once that limit is reached, further Hearts stop appearing for the current round.

Magic Cauldron

Activates multipliers before collecting coins, diamonds and previous cauldrons. It stays with the collected total but cannot perform another collection itself.

FS

Their number in the base game selects the bonus. Their original positions become permanent multiplier squares; FS do not appear inside the bonus.

How three lives can sustain a longer round

Six Coins landing together open Raid Spins. Each re-spin costs a life, while a new Coin, Diamond or Clover restores the counter to three. Those finds all remain until the mode ends. After two dead turns, for example, one qualifying find restores the full allowance while the cash already on the grid stays in place.

FS bonuses retain the refill principle and add Hearts, cauldrons and Grid Multipliers. The latter occupy the exact positions of the triggering FS and multiply a Coin or Diamond on that position. Where cash lands therefore matters alongside its type. A Magic Cauldron cannot land on a Grid Multiplier.

When a Magic Cauldron arrives, square multipliers and clovers act first; the values then move into the new cauldron. A later cauldron can collect that total too. After the final life, remaining Coins and Diamonds reveal, multipliers act and cash values are added to the cauldrons. It is a chain of collections rather than an ordinary line payout.

Raid Spins and four bonus tiers

All four FS bonuses start with three refilling lives. Their tiers change the number of marked positions and the multiplier strength. The top tier changes the available Coins as well.

Symbols and payouts

For exact symbol payouts, open the paytable inside the demo. The game help also explains the bonus rules and identifies the active configuration.

Game help

Game questions