Every production plays on five reels, three rows and fixed lines. What gives each its character is one piece of stagecraft that changes how a spin unfolds. Each is used by five or six productions.
The plainest stagecraft in the repertoire. Lines are read from the leftmost reel, three or more scatters begin free spins, and nothing else happens. What lands is what you get.
Staged in The Top-Shelf Railway, The Truffle Counter, Canyon Street Store, Boardwalk Sunset Roll, The Cassette Wall.
Ordinary spins behave like a Straight Play. Once free spins begin, each spin moves the multiplier one step up the applause ladder until it reaches the top step, where it stays.
Staged in The Pony Tournament, Lead Type and Vermilion, The Bonbon Belt, Airmail Over Autumn, Lantern Barn Ceilidh, Morning at the Weir.
When a spin pays nothing yet shows at least one wild, every wild freezes in place like a marionette holding a pose, and all the other positions spin once more.
Staged in Menagerie Curtain Call, Captain Duck's Flotilla, Moored Above the Clouds, Teapots by Candlelight, The Dormouse Tea Party, Giraffe at Sundown.
Winning symbols are struck like scenery, the symbols above drop into the gaps and fresh ones fill from the top. Each further win in the same round pays more: 2×, then 3×, then 5×.
Staged in Cardboard Moon Kingdom, Clockwork Figure Eight, Below the Skyport, Lavender Suds Chute, Glitter Over the Rink.
If a spin pays nothing and exactly two scatters are showing, the first four reels stay as they are and the fifth reel takes one encore spin on its own.
Staged in Mallet and Bell, Hearthfire Banquet, Barn Doors to the Cove, The Cupola Lounge, Dusk Below the Sluice.
A wild landing on reel two, three or four grows to fill its entire reel before any line is read, as if a spotlight has widened to light the whole column. It works the same in free spins.
Staged in Music Box Pirouette, The Salt Cooper's Yard, Platform Under Glass, Sugar Rock Crossing, Drifting Blossom Rocks.
