Dragons and Magic is a Stakelogic video slot released in 2020, built around a dragon-keeper theme and a ways-to-win engine rather than fixed paylines. The game starts on a five-reel, three-row layout that pays 243 ways, and lets each reel grow taller during its bonus round until the board can pay as many as 7,776 ways. Dragon Eye wilds, random symbol conversions and an optional stake-doubling setting sit alongside the free spins round as the title’s main mechanics.
Dragons and Magic reaches Wildz through Relax Gaming’s distribution platform, with Stakelogic as the originating studio. The slot has a high-volatility profile.
Dragons and Magic presents each spin across five reels that are three symbols tall in normal play. Matching symbols pay when they land on consecutive reels from the leftmost reel onwards, so any combination of positions across those reels can form a win rather than only those falling on a drawn line.
Dragons and Magic ties its bonus round directly to the size of the board. Scatter symbols both start the free spins and make individual reels taller while the feature runs, which raises the number of ways the game pays instead of adding a separate bonus screen. The result is a base game and a bonus round that share one set of mechanics at two different scales.
Dragons and Magic has the following principal specifications:
Developer: Stakelogic
Distribution platform: Relax Gaming
Release year: 2020
Game category: Video slot
Theme: Dragons and magic
Playing area: 5 reels by 3 rows, expanding to as many as 6 rows per reel
Winning system: Ways to win, left to right
Ways to win: 243 in normal play, up to 7,776 with every reel at full height
Free spins: 10, 20 or 50, from 3, 4 or 5 scatters
Retrigger: Available during the feature
Wild symbols: Dragon Eye wilds, standard and multiplier
Highest wild multiplier: 10x
Stake-doubling option: Super Stake, where local rules allow it
Super Stake features: Mystical Dragon Eye and Dragon Fireball
Other mechanics: Stacked symbols, expanding reels, optional gamble
Volatility: High
Supported formats: Desktop and mobile
Dragons and Magic is listed by Wildz with high volatility. The mathematical configuration presented by any individual licensed casino can vary, so the information panel inside the version being played is the relevant source for its betting conditions.
Dragons and Magic evaluates each spin by looking for identical symbols on consecutive reels beginning at the leftmost reel. With three positions on each of five reels, there are 243 distinct combinations of positions that can carry a win, and the game checks all of them on every paid spin.
Dragons and Magic adds its wild and modifier mechanics on top of that base calculation. Dragon Eye wilds can stand in for regular symbols to complete a combination, multiplier wilds can raise the value of a win they take part in, and the free spins round changes the board’s dimensions. Each spin’s symbol layout is generated independently, so the sequence of results in one session carries no information about the next.
Dragons and Magic pays 243 ways while all five reels are three symbols tall. Because the engine counts every combination of positions rather than a set of drawn lines, symbols do not need to align in any particular pattern to pay — only to occupy consecutive reels from the left.
Dragons and Magic increases that count during free spins by making reels taller. When every reel has reached its maximum of 6 rows, the board pays 7,776 ways, which is the highest total the game offers. Reel growth is driven by the scatters the feature happens to produce, so the maximum board size is an outcome the game may or may not reach and cannot be selected or purchased by the player.
Dragons and Magic uses a Dragon Eye symbol as its wild, and the symbol appears in two forms. A standard Dragon Eye substitutes for regular paying symbols to help complete a combination, while a multiplier Dragon Eye both substitutes and applies a multiplier of up to 10x to a win it forms part of.
Dragons and Magic determines which form of the wild appears, and where, through its random symbol generation. A multiplier wild landing in a position that completes a high-value combination produces a considerably larger result than the same symbol landing elsewhere, but the placement is part of the game’s programmed outcome and is not influenced by stake size or by the results of earlier spins.
Dragons and Magic offers Super Stake, an optional setting that doubles the total amount wagered on each spin. In exchange, the setting activates two additional modifiers that do not appear in normal play, reported to trigger on average about once every 32 spins.
Dragons and Magic keeps Super Stake as a stake configuration rather than a route to the free spins round, and it is offered only where local rules allow it. Doubling the stake doubles the amount at risk on every spin it applies to, and the extra modifiers change how often certain events occur without altering the random process that decides each individual result.
Dragons and Magic uses Mystical Dragon Eye to convert a random number of regular symbols into wilds, which may be standard or multiplier Dragon Eyes. Dragon Fireball instead sends fireballs at random positions on the reels and turns every symbol they strike into a matching symbol, creating combinations that the original layout did not contain.
Dragons and Magic triggers both modifiers at random while Super Stake is active. Neither can be summoned deliberately, and neither guarantees a win — the converted or matched symbols still have to form a qualifying combination under the game’s normal rules.
Dragons and Magic starts its free spins round when 3, 4 or 5 golden dragon egg scatters land, awarding 10, 20 or 50 free spins respectively. Scatters that appear while the feature is running add further spins on the same scale and increase the height of the reel they land on by one row, up to the maximum of six.
Dragons and Magic therefore lets the bonus round grow in two directions at once: more spins to play, and more ways for each of those spins to pay. Both depend entirely on how many scatters the feature produces, so a round can end at its original length and board size. The number of free spins awarded cannot be influenced by the stake selected before the feature began.
Dragons and Magic has a high-volatility profile as listed by Wildz. Its mathematics can produce noticeable variation between rounds, so stretches of small or absent returns can sit alongside occasional larger results, particularly where a multiplier wild or an extended bonus round is involved.
Dragons and Magic volatility describes how potential payouts are distributed rather than when they will arrive. A run of losing spins does not raise the probability that a large result must follow, and no staking pattern changes the distribution.
Dragons and Magic reaches its highest results through a combination of events in the free spins round: a board expanded towards 7,776 ways, additional spins from retriggered scatters, and multiplier Dragon Eye wilds worth up to 10x landing within the same paying combination. The publicly circulated figures for the game’s upper limit do not agree with one another, so no single maximum-win multiplier is stated here.
Dragons and Magic displays the applicable limit in its own paytable and information panel, which is the figure that governs the version being played. Any ceiling of this kind should be read as a technical maximum requiring an exceptional sequence of events rather than as a representative outcome, and separate operator limits may also apply.
Dragons and Magic can be played in the United Kingdom through an online casino that holds the necessary Gambling Commission permission and includes the Stakelogic title in its catalogue. After account registration and age verification, a player can open the game, review its paytable and rules, select a permitted stake and start a spin.
Dragons and Magic stakes are also governed by the United Kingdom’s statutory online slot limits. Players aged 18 to 24 can stake no more than £2 per game cycle, while customers aged 25 and over have a £5 maximum. Those limits have applied since 21 May 2025 and 9 April 2025 respectively. The Gambling Commission has also prohibited the purchase of slot features since 31 October 2021, and stake-doubling settings of the kind Dragons and Magic offers are consequently not presented in every market.
Yes, Dragons and Magic can be played on compatible smartphones and tablets. Stakelogic builds the title for both desktop and mobile use, so the five-reel board, the expanding reels and the Dragon Eye wild mechanics all adapt to smaller screens without features being removed.
Dragons and Magic mobile access normally works through a supported browser, with no separate installation required. Device performance, browser version and the casino’s own technical requirements can still affect how the game runs, and the same age-verification and licensing requirements apply as on a desktop computer.
Dragons and Magic can be offered to players in the United Kingdom by online casinos that hold the appropriate Gambling Commission licence and carry the Stakelogic game. British customers must be at least 18 years old, complete the required verification checks and remain within the statutory online slot stake limits while playing.
Dragons and Magic is listed on Wildz internationally, but Wildz states that customers visiting from the United Kingdom are redirected to partner casinos. UK readers should therefore use the Gambling Commission public register to confirm that whichever casino they end up using is authorised for the British market, rather than assuming that the international Wildz platform itself accepts UK registrations.
Dragons and Magic real-money play in the United Kingdom falls within the regulatory system supervised by the Gambling Commission. Operators serving customers in England, Scotland and Wales must hold the appropriate licence, and the Commission maintains a public register where a gambling business can be checked before any deposit is made.
Dragons and Magic players must be 18 or older to gamble online in the United Kingdom. Licensed businesses are required to verify customer identity and age before gambling is permitted, with the minimum verification information including name, address and date of birth.
| Area | United Kingdom Rule |
|---|---|
| Minimum online gambling age | 18+ |
| Main regulator | Gambling Commission |
| Online casino licensing | Operators serving the United Kingdom must hold the appropriate Gambling Commission 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 |
| Purchase of slot features | Prohibited since 31 October 2021 |
| Wildz status for UK visitors | Wildz states that UK visitors are redirected to partner casinos |
Dragons and Magic players should also distinguish Great Britain from the United Kingdom as a whole when interpreting Gambling Commission rules. The Commission regulates gambling in England, Scotland and Wales under the Gambling Act 2005, while Northern Ireland operates under a separate legal framework.
Dragons and Magic pays when matching symbols land on consecutive reels from the leftmost reel. Three rows on each of five reels create 243 ways to win, and reels can expand to six rows during free spins, raising the total to 7,776 ways.
Dragons and Magic is listed by Wildz with a default theoretical RTP of 96.00%. The figure describes long-term return measured across a very large number of spins rather than a single session, and the in-game information panel confirms the setting for the version being played.
Dragons and Magic awards 10, 20 or 50 free spins for 3, 4 or 5 golden dragon egg scatters. Further scatters during the round add more spins and raise the height of the reel they land on, up to a maximum of six rows.
Yes, Dragons and Magic runs on compatible smartphones and tablets. Stakelogic builds the slot for desktop and mobile alike, so the expanding reels and Dragon Eye wilds function on smaller screens. Access is normally through a supported browser with no installation required.
Min/Max Bet:
€
0.20 –
100.00
Volatility:
High
(8/10)
Platform:
Desktop & Mobile
Developer:
Stakelogic
Game Type:
Slots