Shorter TinyZine, but solid.

The Roll-and-Play feature is all about Cities, and although these columns are supposed to help you quickly generate random crap on the fly, I honestly think you could use this one to build your own Lankhmar, Camorr, or Ankh-Morpork. Definitely worth your time.

There are three new heritages as well: Gnome, Halfling, and Fungoid.

Some people hate Gnomes, some people adore them--personally I can take them or leave them. I like the Creative Heritage Trait (which reminds me in fun ways of the Gadgeteer/Inventor Trait from Tiny Supers) but my favorite part of this Heritage is that the flavor text says Gnomes hate pointy hats, which is what the guy in the illustration is wearing.

Fungoids. "They're mushroom people. They're weird." Agreed. Not sure anybody was begging to play one of these, but... sure! Why not?

The next article revises the Brawler and Martial Artist Traits. I think those worked well as they were, but apparently this is how it's going to be from now on. So if you play an unarmed fighter, you should pick this up.

The Bard Trait Tree is the last thing in the Zine, and I have some mixed feelings. I agree that this has been missing from Tiny Dungeon, and I really like the idea of magical music being primarily useful to alter moods and influence emotions. Very cool! I also like the idea of powerful magical songs (aka Song Traits), but the four Song Traits listed are a bit underwhelming, especially you're basically spending a whole Trait to get a single spell. Archmage seems like a much better deal. On the other hand, there is the promise here that future Tiny Zines will have more songs, so I'll just look forward to checking those out when they come out.

Bottom line: Not a must-have IMHO, but still a good issue-- especially the first three articles.