Marching Legions

Marching Legions Game Overview

The bet sizes available in Marching Legions range from 10p to £20.

Betting in this game is fixed at 243 paylines.

Respins and Marching Stacks

If a complete stack of Legionary symbols lands on the reels, then it becomes a Marching stack and triggers a re-spin.

Before each re-spin, all Marching stacks move one position to the left.

Any additional full stacks of Legionary symbols that land during re-spins will also transform into Marching stacks.

The process repeats until there are no Marching stacks left on the reels.

Legionary stacks are collected when they fall off the reels.

You need to collect 330 Marching stacks to complete all five levels on the meter and trigger the Free Spins Bonus.

Free Spins Bonus

The Free Spins Bonus is played in waves.

During the first wave, one Marching stack begins at the reel furthest to the right.

All Marching stacks move one step to the left before each spin, and any additional full stacks of Legionary symbols that land during free spins turn into Marching stacks.

There is a Collect symbol on reel five during free spins - collect three of these to trigger the next wave.

Once Collect symbol is automatically awarded at the beginning of the Free Spins Bonus.

Each wave continues until there are no more Marching stacks on the reels.

Free spins end when no more waves are triggered.

The second wave begins with two Marching stacks on the furthest right reels, the third wave starts with three Marching stacks on the furthest right reels and so on.

Waves after the fifth wave start with five Marchin stacks covering the entire game area.

Legionary stacks are not collected during free spins.

Nudge Feature

There is a Nudge feature in both the main game and during free spins, which can nudge partial stacks of Legionary symbols into full stacks.

The Nudge feature can only be awarded if there are no Marching stacks on the reels and at least two partial stacks have landed.  

Return to Player

Return to Player (RTP): 98.12%

The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game.

For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £98.12 of wins.