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Mystic for ADampD and the Warlock for ODampD are outstanding new classes, taking up about/of the page count,

and on their strength alone I give this magazinestars.
As for the rest of the articles, the fiction isn't bad, the dungeon is kinda lame, and I wasn't as interested in the topics covered by the others.
The Mystic is further detailed in Dungeoneer, fyi, Columns:

The Lab'Oratory by Bryan Hinnen
Words amp Whips
Under Toe: Current Happenings
Dungeoneer Depths MiniDungeon
The Lair of Krepache the Leper by Natalie Silberman, Mark
Rubin, and Bill Paley

Features:
Players' Errors In Under Skyking's Light by Bill Paley
This fiction serial was drawn directly from the campaign which
Paley judged.
Now he reveals what he felt to be the causes of the
characters demise,
The Mystic: A New MagicUser SubClass by Jon Mattson
Designed for the ADampD tm system, the mystic concentrates
on necromancy, prediction and divination, This is suggested as
the class of a nemesis NPC,
A New and Radically Different Expertise System by Bill Seligman
The fourth in a series of articles detailing Seligman's new FRP
rules system, this ties together the first three and adds his
"Ranking" experience rules.

The High Priesthood of Thebes by Steve Marsh
Marsh introduces the lawful secret cult of Thebes, its various
rituals for advancement of characters, and the sonar benefits
gained at each level.

The 'Other' Class In Traveller by Bill Paley
Here is an opportunity to make this rather nondescript class a
hit more exciting by subdividing it: cops, robbers, smugglers and
spies can be played.

Fiction: Winter Encounters by J, Brightman amp W. Sommers
A wandering minstrel remembers a tale of Dragon Hunters, and
how they came to do battle with something that they hadnt been
hunting.

Warlocks: A New MagicUser SubClaw by Anthony D, Barnstone
Warlocks deal with demonology, alchemy and the occult: yet
another fine candidate for the Master of Evil in your campaign, but
designed for “Old DampD”
The Armed Forces In Traveller by Bill Paley
Paley gives a brief outline of the setup and interaction of the
six Traveller classes in his campaign.
It eases players'
identification with character roles,

Serials:

The Edge of the Galaxy by Paul Jaquays Back Cover

Art Credits:
Kevin Siembieda Inks Front Cover
Bob Hadley Colors Front Cover.