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While the contents of this book are very interesting, with lots of maps and tidbits of information, the scan is not good. Print from the other side of each page shines through, creating an ugly blur in the margins. Pages are still easily readable, so this does not directly impair the contents, but makes the package a lot less palatable overall.

I give this 5 stars for content, but two for production values. And we all know rounding in D&D is down, so the total score is 3. Then again, its dirt cheap, so you do get good value for money.

The adventures in Dungeon constantly grow, and there is now only room for three of them in the magazine. One of those in this issue is huge - and part of the Savage Tide adventure path. Another is part of a three-issue mini series. Both are very exiting and have the gorgeous illustrations we expect from Dungeon, but are a bit less exiting unless you have several issues. The third is shorter and of lower level, but perhaps even more exiting and original. Overall, a good issue.