A varnished teak steamer with a red funnel slides across Ellergill Tarn, so still the fells stand upside down in it. Nobody needs a key to board, and once the jetty lamps glow its free-round multiplier climbs with every spin.
Mirrorwater Steamer leaves from the little jetty below the farm, and Pennick keeps it lit all day so it is puffing before you have found the mooring. Brass deck bells, leaping trout and a blue skiff with crossed oars keep the small wins lapping in, while the Twin Mallards and the Teak Steamer itself carry the larger pays. The Helm Medallion wild steers in for any picture on the tarn save the Jetty Post Lamp. Any three lamps, wherever they land, light ten free spins on Funnel Rising, climbing from x2 to x4 by the fifth spin; four lamps light fifteen, five light twenty-two, and lamps that glow mid-crossing add more.
Funnel Rising. Through the free round the multiplier climbs and never drops: x2 on the first two free spins, x3 on the next two, then x4 from the fifth free spin until the round ends.
Free virtual coins are all this world uses. There is no real-money gambling, no win holds real-world value, and there are no in-app purchases. A random number generator settles every result, and no spin is swayed by the last.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 96.7%, hit frequency 37.3%, free spins about once in 137 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 127 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Wander down to the Ellergill jetty: the boiler is lit, coins are stacked by the mooring posts, and nobody asks you to sign anything.
Pick a stake and spin. The Helm Medallion wild steers in for any picture on a payline, the Jetty Post Lamp excepted.
Three lamps glowing anywhere cast off ten free spins on Funnel Rising, which climbs from x2 to x4; four lamps stretch the crossing to fifteen, five to twenty-two.
Walkers testing Wrayndale before Pennick hands them a gate key, plus anyone who likes an even crossing whose bonus gathers steam spin by spin.
Paid spins bring a regular ripple of small wins from the bells and trout. The larger returns tend to come near the far shore of the free round, after the gauge has reached x4 and settled.
| Symbol on Pennick’s reel strip | Five of it in a line | Same win as a share of your whole stake |
|---|---|---|
 Helm Medallion (wild) | 6,000× line bet | 240× your stake |
 Teak Steamer | 2,600× line bet | 104× your stake |
 Twin Mallards | 1,400× line bet | 56× your stake |
 Crossed-Oar Skiff | 850× line bet | 34× your stake |
 Wake-Leap Trout | 550× line bet | 22× your stake |
 Brass Deck Bell | 320× line bet | 12.8× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Jetty Post Lamps anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
No. The steamer takes everyone aboard; only the carriage siding and the scree slope ask for a free key.
Pennick carries them up the lane in his map case where they join the 100,000 starting coins Pennick loads into each new key.
No. Every rise holds, and from the fifth free spin onward each win is worth four times as much right to the final spin.
Missions refresh each day and count in any world. Doing them is up to you.
One red carriage stands alone on a grassy siding of the old slate line, dry-stone walls around it and sheep grazing right up to the wheels. The calmest walk in the valley: an empty paid spin leaves its wilds where they lie and gives the rest a free second turn.
Loose grey stones go rattling down Clatterstone Slope under jagged crags, gorse blazing yellow at its edge while cloud tears past the summit pillar. The wildest world in Wrayndale: every win clears away and the stones above tumble in, paying more with each fall.
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