Deck of Divinity is a Print Studios card-themed slot released on 25 August 2026. Deck of Divinity deals symbols onto a 5x4 board, awards scatter-pays wins from at least 5 matching cards, and removes winning cards to continue a cascade. Its central features reveal Prize Cards under cleared symbols and develop a persistent prize deck during the Divine Deck Bonus.
Deck of Divinity places 20 card positions on a cosmic gaming table rather than arranging symbols along fixed paylines. Deck of Divinity evaluates matching symbols anywhere in view, so their exact left-to-right position does not determine a standard line win. Each successful group disappears before replacement cards enter the open spaces.
Deck of Divinity divides its Prize Cards among Earth, Moon, Sun, Stars and Aether. Each energy has 5 tiers, creating 25 Prize Cards whose displayed values range from 0.5x to 10,000x the stake. Prize Cards may sit as many as 3 layers deep below a Symbol Card.
Deck of Divinity has the following verified specifications:
Deck of Divinity is served by Wildz with 94.29% RTP, a volatility score of 9 out of 10 and demo access. Public release material can describe a different mathematical build, so the information panel inside the opened Wildz game remains the relevant source for the active RTP, stake limits and feature settings.
Deck of Divinity creates a standard symbol win when at least 5 matching Symbol Cards appear anywhere on the 5x4 board. Deck of Divinity then clears the winning cards and deals replacements into the available positions. Another qualifying group continues the cascade without requiring a separate base stake.
Deck of Divinity ends the sequence when the refreshed board contains no further scatter-pays win. Cascades can expose cards concealed below the removed symbols, but a cleared position does not guarantee that a Prize Card is present. Each paid round remains determined by the programmed random game mathematics.
Deck of Divinity uses 25 Prize Cards arranged across five divine energies and five value tiers. Earth cards span 0.5x to 2,000x, Moon 1x to 3,000x, Sun 2x to 5,000x, Stars 3x to 7,000x, and Aether 5x to 10,000x. A revealed Prize Card immediately awards the value printed on it.
Deck of Divinity can place Prize Cards up to 3 deep under a Symbol Card, allowing one board position to contain several potential reveals. The card must still be uncovered through a qualifying symbol win before it pays. Seeing a high-value card does not make the required clearing win certain.
Deck of Divinity awards 8 Free Spins for 3 Bonus Cards and 10 Free Spins for either 4 or 5 Bonus Cards. Deck of Divinity makes the five-card trigger distinct by placing a Hidden Prize Card beneath all 20 grid positions before every bonus spin. Bonus Cards appear only in the base game, so the round cannot be retriggered by landing more of them during free spins.
Deck of Divinity starts the feature with a Card Pack that adds 12 Prize Cards to the bonus deck. A Prize Card that pays at tier 4 or lower upgrades by one tier before returning to the deck, which can improve later reveals. The upgrades apply only within the programmed bonus and do not ensure that an upgraded card will be dealt or uncovered.
Deck of Divinity fills a progress meter with every winning Symbol Card during the bonus. The five meter levels add 3, 5, 7, 9 and 12 Prize Cards and award 2, 2, 3, 3 and 5 extra Free Spins, respectively. This structure expands the deck and can extend the feature as successful symbol groups accumulate.
Deck of Divinity places between 1 and 5 Hidden Prize Cards before a normal bonus spin, while the five-Bonus-Card trigger places them in all 20 positions. A revealed Hidden Prize Card converts into a regular Prize Card and becomes a permanent addition to the feature deck. Its position and eventual reveal remain random rather than controllable through stake selection.
Deck of Divinity combines the initial 8 or 10 Free Spins with deck building, Prize Card upgrades and progress awards. Deck of Divinity retains collected Prize Cards in the deck for the duration of the round, so earlier additions can return on later spins. Extra spins come from completed Card Pack levels rather than from retriggering Bonus Cards.
Deck of Divinity does not guarantee that every stored Prize Card will reach the grid or be uncovered before the feature ends. A longer round provides more game events but does not make a particular result inevitable. The bonus finishes after all awarded spins have been used.
Deck of Divinity has an RTP of 94.29% in the MGA configuration served by Wildz. RTP is a long-run theoretical percentage across a very large number of wagers, not a forecast for one player or one session. Short-term results can differ substantially from the published figure.
Deck of Divinity may exist in other mathematical configurations outside the Wildz version. Deck of Divinity players should therefore read the information panel in the loaded game before placing a real-money wager. Previous wins or losses do not alter the RTP of the next random round.
Deck of Divinity is rated 9 out of 10 for volatility by the platform, placing it in the very-high range. Deck of Divinity can consequently produce uneven sessions in which prize reveals and bonus outcomes are separated by stretches of smaller or absent returns.
Deck of Divinity volatility describes the distribution of results rather than the amount a player should stake. Changing bet size does not lower the mathematical variance or make the Divine Deck Bonus due. A stake should remain within a predetermined entertainment budget.
Deck of Divinity includes Prize Cards worth as much as 10,000x the stake. Deck of Divinity’s current provider page and independent release coverage do not publish one consistent overall maximum-win figure, so no separate game-level ceiling is stated here. The active paytable is the appropriate place to verify the cap applied to the loaded build.
Deck of Divinity may combine more than one award within a cascade or feature sequence, but the presence of a high card is not a promise that it will be exposed. Maximum figures are technical limits rather than typical outcomes. No betting pattern can force the game to reach them.
Deck of Divinity can be explored by opening the game, checking the information and paytable screens, choosing an allowed stake and starting a deal. Deck of Divinity then evaluates the 20 positions for groups of at least five matching cards, resolves cascades and applies any Prize Card or bonus events generated by the round.
Deck of Divinity includes a 96x bonus purchase in markets where local rules permit it. Feature purchasing is prohibited on Great Britain-licensed sites, so that option must be disabled there. Players should also observe the statutory per-cycle stake limit for their age group.
Yes, Deck of Divinity can be played on compatible smartphones and tablets. Deck of Divinity preserves the 5x4 board, cascading cards, Prize Card displays and bonus progress controls on supported smaller screens. The interface may rearrange around portrait or landscape orientation.
Deck of Divinity mobile play normally opens through a compatible browser or casino interface. Device performance, connection quality and browser support can affect presentation, but they do not change the random mathematical rules. The same account controls and gambling limits apply on mobile and desktop.
Yes, Deck of Divinity has a demo mode using virtual credits. Deck of Divinity free play allows the scatter-pays cascades, Prize Card reveals and Divine Deck Bonus structure to be inspected without staking deposited funds. Virtual-credit returns cannot be withdrawn as cash.
Deck of Divinity demo access at a Great Britain-licensed operator remains subject to age verification requirements. Demo results do not predict later real-money outcomes because every round is random. Practice play can explain the controls, but it cannot create an advantage over the game.
Deck of Divinity may be supplied by casinos authorised to offer Print Studios games in Great Britain. Deck of Divinity players must be at least 18 years old, complete required identity checks and remain within the statutory online-slot stake limits. The Gambling Commission public register can be used to check an operator’s licence.
Deck of Divinity is listed by Wildz internationally, while Wildz states that visitors from the United Kingdom are redirected to partner casinos. The receiving casino should be checked independently rather than assumed to carry the same game configuration. Great Britain rules cover England, Scotland and Wales; Northern Ireland operates under a separate legal framework.
Deck of Divinity real-money play in Great Britain falls under Gambling Commission regulation. Deck of Divinity access requires age and identity verification, including the customer’s name, address and date of birth. Licensed operators must apply the online-slot limits that took effect during 2025.
Deck of Divinity players aged 18 to 24 may stake no more than £2 per game cycle, while players aged 25 and over have a £5 maximum. The £5 limit took effect on 9 April 2025 and the £2 limit on 21 May 2025. Feature purchases are prohibited on Great Britain-licensed sites.
| Area | United Kingdom Rule |
|---|---|
| Minimum online gambling age | 18+ |
| Main regulator | Gambling Commission |
| Operator licensing | Operators serving Great Britain must hold the appropriate licence |
| Identity checks | Name, address and date of birth must be verified before gambling |
| Maximum online slot stake, ages 18–24 | £2 per game cycle |
| Maximum online slot stake, ages 25+ | £5 per game cycle |
| Feature purchases | Prohibited on Great Britain-licensed sites |
| Free demo access | Age verification is required before access at licensed operators |
| Wildz status for UK visitors | Wildz states that UK visitors are redirected to partner casinos |
Min/Max Bet:
€
0.10 –
50.00
Volatility:
High
(9/10)
Platform:
Desktop & Mobile
Developer:
Print Studios
Game Type:
Slots