Asgardian Stones Review
Asgardian Stones is a 2018 Norse mythology slot from NetEnt, played on a 5x3 grid with 20 paylines. I get Avalanche wins, colossal symbols, a bonus wheel and free spins rather than a plain reel-spinner. Chat, I would stream this for the pace and atmosphere, though the core setup is still fairly classic.
Asgardian Stones symbols and payouts
Five Norse gods carved in stone act as the main symbols, backed by Nordic-style A, K and Q icons. The glowing orange stone face is the top regular symbol and pays 25x for five on a payline. A, K and Q pay 1.5x for five, so the low end is easy to read.
Odin gets a specific mention as the All-Father, awarding 500 points for five. The Wild substitutes for every icon except the bonus wheel, and every symbol can appear as a 2x2 or 3x3 colossal version. That helps the grid feel heavier than a normal 5-reel slot, especially when the big stones crash into place.
Symbol Payouts
Asgardian Stones features
Free spins do not trigger from regular scatters here. They come from the Wheel of the Gods, a 3x3 bonus wheel that can land across the last three reels. After all Avalanche wins finish, the wheel stops and can award coin wins, 5, 10 or 15 Free Spins, or both.
During free spins, special symbols matter more. A Colossal Wild can land and break into smaller Wilds across the grid, while the wheel can re-trigger the round up to 25 free spins in total. No Bonus Buy is listed, which is a shame for stream pacing if I want to jump straight into the feature.
Bonus Buy Options
A 3x3 bonus wheel can land on the last three reels after Avalanches end, then award free spins, coin wins, or both.
Free spins are awarded through the bonus wheel, with 5, 10 or 15 spins possible and re-triggers up to 25 total free spins.
No bonus buy option is listed for Asgardian Stones.
Asgardian Stones RTP, volatility & hit frequency
RTP is 96.31%, and the slot is listed as low to medium volatility. One review puts hit frequency around 20%, so I would expect more regular action than a brutal high-volatility chase. The verified max win is 1000x, which is decent, but not the kind of ceiling that turns a stream into a monster hunt.
Bets run from 0.20 to 200 in the reviewed setup, and there is no jackpot. If I am honest with chat, that makes Asgardian Stones more of a controlled session slot than a massive-risk bonus hunt. The Avalanche mechanic keeps things moving, but the base game can still drag a bit between wheel drops.
