Heroes’ Gathering

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Provider

Relax Gaming

RTP

96.45%

Volatility

Medium-High

Max Win

29,794x

Grid

5x3

Paylines

20 ways

Min Bet

€0.10

Max Bet

€100.00

Release

Feb 2020

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Picture four friends huddled around a kitchen table, dice in hand, character sheets covered in coffee rings. That’s the energy Relax Gaming chased when they built Heroes’ Gathering back in February 2020, and honestly? They nailed the vibe better than most slot studios manage.

The setup is unusual. A literal hand-painted game board wraps the 5×3 reels, with hex tiles, monsters, and treasure chests visible at all times. Spin pays land across 20 ways, which feels modest until you realise the headline payouts come from the bonus, not the base game. RTP sits at 96.45%, volatility runs medium-high, and the hit rate clocks 25%. So you’ll see something land roughly once every four spins. Not generous, not punishing.

Bet range is wide: 0.10 to 100 EUR per spin, which suits casual table-stakes players and people who want to push it. Symbol-wise, the four heroes do the heavy lifting. Knight, wizard, archer, rogue, each rendered in that slightly-crunchy painted miniatures style. Stone runes fill the low-pay slots. Functional, not forgettable.

Now the interesting part. Two scatters trigger the Mini Board Game, a quick detour where your hero token shuffles a few spaces for coin payouts. Three scatters unlock the Full Board Game Free Spins, and this is where Heroes’ Gathering earns its keep. Your token moves around the board landing on coin wins, multiplier bumps, extra-move tiles, and the Fortune Wheel. The multiplier ladder climbs up to 100x. The bonus only ends when your token hits a stop space, so a hot run can spiral into proper territory. Max win caps at 29,794x.

What’s missing? No buy bonus button, no ante bet. You wait for scatters like a normal person. Some players will hate that in 2026, others will appreciate the discipline. I lean toward the second camp, but I get the complaint.

Quibbles. The base game can drag during cold patches because everything interesting happens in the bonus. Animations are fine but don’t expect modern Hacksaw-tier flash. And the board mechanic, charming as it is, can feel slow if you’re chasing volume.

Still, Heroes’ Gathering is one of those slots that rewards patience and theme commitment. If you ever rolled a d20 and meant it, you’ll get the joke.