No. 0919 titles in the lobbyDragons, wizards, genies, goblins and fairy tales
Springbok's lobby carries a full shelf of dragon slots and fantasy titles: 19 when we read it on 9 October 2026. Dragons lead, from Fire Dragon to Fu Long Treasures, joined by wizards, genies, goblins, griffins, a loch monster and some storybook heroes. Fu Long Treasures is the one title with official art and published specs.
Last checked 9 October 2026 against Springbok's lobby and promotions page · Updated 11 October 2026
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Specs on fileFu Long TreasuresDragons are the largest group on the shelf, and going by their names they come from more than one tradition:
Fucanglong and Fu Long Treasures also sit on the lunar and Asian shelf, because both draw on Chinese tradition. The A to Z list below flags each of them.
Fu Long Treasures carries the shelf's only official art and only spec sheet. The lobby dates it to 12 August 2026, and when we read the lobby it was in both the New Games and Popular tabs. Its tile describes 5 reels x 3 rows with 25 paylines and medium volatility, and lists the Fortune Pick, Golden Harvest and Dragon Re-Spins features.
Springbok's review supplies the rest: a return to player of 95% and the line "Top award up to 50,000x the bet per line". Neither figure is a promise about your own play; the top award only marks the upper edge of the paytable.
A separate new-releases guide covers the game in more depth: Fu Long Treasures as a new release.
The rest of the shelf trades scales for spells. None of these titles had a tile description, review or preview on file when we read the lobby, so they are grouped by what their names promise:
| Group | Titles | On file |
|---|---|---|
| Wizards and spells | Merlin's Riches, Magic Forest: Spellbound, Gemstone Keys: The Arcane Unlocked | Names only |
| Gardens | Enchanted Garden, Enchanted Garden II | Names only |
| Wishes and genies | Aladdin's Wishes, 5 Wishes | Names only |
| Creatures | Goblins: Gluttony of Gems, Little Griffins, Loch Ness Loot | Names only |
| Storybook roads | Oz Golden Trail, Lil Red | Names only |
Merlin is the wizard of Arthurian legend; Aladdin comes from the Arabian Nights; griffins, half eagle and half lion, guard treasure in Greek and medieval tales; and Loch Ness Loot borrows Scotland's most famous lake monster. Oz Golden Trail points to the Land of Oz, and Lil Red reads like a nod to Little Red Riding Hood. Without spec sheets, the names are all the shelf can honestly offer.
A dragon can belong to several stories, so the edges of this shelf are a judgement call. A title goes here when its name points to a dragon or to fantasy: wizards, wishes, magical creatures or fairy tales. Gods and heroes from Greek and Norse myth go to the mythology shelf instead, and titles built on Chinese fortune symbols without a dragon in the name stay on the lunar and Asian shelf. Witches and vampires live on the Halloween shelf, fantasy though they are.
The full method, including what happens when a game could sit on two shelves, is on the page that explains how the shelves are sorted.
This shelf is wide but light on published detail, which shapes how a bonus fits it. The page leads with Springbok's first-deposit coupon, and the side panel shows the no-deposit chip. They work quite differently:
| Term | First-deposit coupon | No-deposit chip |
|---|---|---|
| Code | SPRINGBOK100 | TEST-SPRINGBOK |
| Offer | 100% up to R1,500 on the first deposit | R250 free, no deposit needed |
| Wagering | 30x deposit + bonus (T&Cs default) | 60x the bonus (R15,000) |
| Max cashout | No cap given on the promotions page | R1,250 (promotions page; older pages say R500) |
| Bet cap while wagering | R100 | R100 |
Springbok's pages disagree on the chip's cap: R1,250 on the promotions page and in the T&Cs, R500 on several older Springbok pages Sources differ, checked 9 October 2026. We print both rather than pick one.
The no-deposit chip lets you sample a few unfamiliar titles without paying in, but the wagering is steep and the cashout capped, so treat it as a tasting plate. The deposit coupon gives more to play with and asks for more play in return. Either way, slots count towards wagering, and the coupon goes in before any deposit.
Whatever the coupon, budget first. Springbok's deposit limits and the free NRGP helpline are on the responsible gambling page.
Only one title here has documented specs. Lines tagged Lobby come from its lobby tile; lines tagged Springbok says come from Springbok's review of the game.
Spec plaque
Lobby release date 12 August 2026
Official art and a full spec sheet; also on the lunar and Asian shelf.
Source · checked 9 Oct 2026
The dragon and fantasy shelf holds 19 titles from the lobby's Slots tab, read on 9 October 2026. Dragons by name make up the biggest group; the rest are wizards, genies, creatures and fairy tales.
Fu Long Treasures: 5 reels x 3 rows, 25 paylines and medium volatility on its lobby tile, and a return to player of 95% in Springbok's review.
It is a dragon game rooted in Chinese tradition, so it is listed here and on the lunar and Asian shelf, as is Fucanglong.
Yes. Merlin's Riches and Magic Forest: Spellbound bring wizards and spells; Aladdin's Wishes and 5 Wishes bring wishes. Springbok has not published specs for them.
Yes, because slots count towards its wagering. Springbok's promotions page lists wagering of 60x the bonus (R15,000) and a maximum cashout of R1,250 (promotions page; older pages say R500).
Last checked 9 October 2026 against Springbok's lobby and promotions page · Updated 11 October 2026
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