Trojan Duels

Trojan Duels Slot Review

Trojan Duels by 7Rings Gaming is a five reel four row slot with 30 fixed lines and a big focus on growing wild reels and jackpot style prizes. The game leans into an ancient war theme and uses a mix of collection meters, scrolling wilds and two levels of free spins to build up big hits over time.

Layout, bets and basic gameplay

The layout is simple. You get five reels, four rows and 30 paylines that always stay active. Wins pay from left to right when you land at least three matching symbols on a line starting on the first reel.

The betting range is on the lower side. You can usually choose from around $0.20 up to $25 per spin depending on the casino. That makes it more of a budget to mid range game than a high roller title.

Trojan Duels is a high volatility slot. You will often see stretches of small or no wins, then the balance can jump when the special features line up, especially during the top bonus modes. The max win is 10,000 times your bet, which is tied to the biggest jackpot style prize in the game.

Symbols and payouts

The paytable is split into three groups.

• Low symbols are the card ranks J Q K and A. Landing five of a kind across a line pays around 1 to 1.5 times your bet.
• Mid symbols are themed icons like vases, lyres and helmets. Five of a kind can pay from about 2 to 4 times your stake.
• High symbols are two character symbols, a man and a woman. These can land as tall icons that fill up to all four rows on a reel. Five of a kind of either pays 10 times your bet.

There is also a wild symbol. Wilds substitute for all regular paying symbols to help complete or improve winning lines. They do not replace bonus or free spin symbols.

Bonus symbol collection and Wild Scrolls

The core of Trojan Duels is a collection system that feeds into scrolling wild reels.

Bonus holders above each reel

Above each of the five reels you will see a meter. These are the bonus holders. In the base game, special bonus symbols can land on the reels. When one lands, it fills one segment of the holder above that reel.

Each holder needs three segments to be filled. When a holder reaches three, it triggers the Wild Scrolls feature for that specific reel. The meter then resets for that reel so it can start filling again.

These meters are tied to your current bet level. If you change your stake, the progress on each level is stored. When you go back to a previous bet size, you will see the meters exactly where you left them for that stake. This persistent progress system rewards you for staying on the same bet over time.

How Wild Scrolls work

When a reel’s holder is full, a special wild symbol appears at the very top of that reel. On each spin that follows, this wild moves down by one position and covers one more symbol spot on the reel.

So the first spin after it triggers, you have one wild at the top. Next spin you have two wild positions on that reel, then three, and so on until the entire reel is covered in wilds. On the spin after the reel is fully covered, the scroll disappears.

While a reel has an active scroll, bonus symbols will not land on that reel, so you cannot collect more bonus pieces there until the scroll is gone. Free spin symbols can still appear behind the scrolling wilds and count as normal.

Wild Scrolls can show up in the base game, in regular free spins and in Super Free Spins. The more of them you have active at once, the more likely you are to hit multi line wins across the grid.

Queen's Bonus pick feature

Trojan Duels also has a jackpot style pick game that can award one of four fixed prizes, including the top 10,000 times bet payout.

Triggering the Queen's Bonus

The Queen's Bonus is linked to the Wild Scrolls system. When you have wild scroll reels active, there is a chance for the pick feature to trigger. In practice you are most likely to see it during stretches where several scrolls are moving down the reels at once.

When the feature starts, the main reels are replaced by a grid of 12 golden objects. You choose them one by one.

Picking coins and jackpots

Behind each object is a colored coin. There are four coin colors, each tied to a different prize level. The values are usually something like:

• Blue coins for the smallest jackpot
• Green coins for a medium prize
• Red coins for a larger prize
• Purple coins for the top prize

You keep picking until you reveal three coins of the same color. When that happens, you win the prize linked to that color. The biggest prize is 10,000 times your total bet, which is the max win the game advertises. After the prize is paid, you go back to the main game.

Free spins and Super Free Spins

Trojan Duels uses free spins in two stages. Both modes tie closely to the Wild Scrolls system and build up long winning stretches when several reels are wild at once.

Regular free spins

To trigger the normal free spins, you need three free spin symbols to land on the middle three reels in a single spin. When that happens you move to a special bonus round.

In this mode you are given spins that do not cost anything from your balance. There is a win multiplier of 2 times that applies to all line wins during the round. The key twist is how long the round can last.

Any Wild Scrolls that are already active when free spins begin will keep scrolling down as normal. New scrolls can also be triggered during the round if holders fill up. As long as there is at least one scroll visible on the reels, the round continues. When all scrolls have fully moved off the screen and no new ones appear, the free spin round ends and your total win is added to your balance.

Super Free Spins

There is also a stronger version of the bonus called Super Free Spins. This mode is harder to trigger but offers more wild coverage.

In Super Free Spins you start with more Wild Scrolls already active, or scrolls that are placed in better positions. The 2 times multiplier still applies to all wins. Just like in the regular bonus, the round keeps going as long as at least one scroll is still on the reels.

Because you can have several reels turning wild at the same time and every win is doubled, this mode is where the slot can reach its bigger payouts, especially if it links into the Queen's Bonus during or around the same time.

Math model and play style

Trojan Duels runs on a high volatility model with a top RTP setting around 96.12 percent, though some casinos may offer lower versions down to a bit above 92 percent. Over the long run the game is designed to pay out in larger chunks rather than steady small hits.

The collection meters and scrolling wilds mean the game can feel slow at first. It often takes a while to fill holders and get several scrolls going at once. When they do line up, especially inside free spins with the multiplier, the grid can turn into a wall of wilds and premium symbols and drop big line wins or trigger the pick bonus.

This style suits players who do not mind sessions where they build progress over time and wait for the right sequence of features to land, rather than constant small rewards every few spins.