Oh, definitely!  They haven't  changed the setting much, so if you have both and like the system for 5th, use that and then use the 4th as reference for any of those pesky sidebars.  I'm trying to find one now...<br/><br/>Okay, example--and I was remembering incorrectly. The sidebars have titles: they aren't generic 'see sidebar' comments.<br/><br/>Players' Guide (5th Edition) p164<br/>"Gnomekin are a warm and friendly folk, possessedof an almost childlike innocence. Th eir families are close-knit, and often quite large. It is not uncommon for a Gnomekin couple to have a dozen or more off spring (see All in the Family). Gnomekin subsist on mushrooms, tubers, roots, and lichen; many tasty dishes are made from these simple ingredients. A sweet and nutritious syrup, made from the sap of certain roots that extend far below the earth, is a favorite drink of the young. Adult Gnomekin prefer mushroom ale."<br/><br/>Compare to the text on p124 of the 4th Edition, where the sidebar may be found.  Sadly, as near as I can tell, this is nowhere in 5th Edition, either in the Players' or GM's guide.<br/><br/>ALL IN THE FAMILY<br/>“The Gnomekin are well known for their devotion to family and love of children. In combination, these two qualities result in family groups of incredibly large size. It is not uncommon for a Gnomekin child to have as many as two dozen siblings, forty aunts and uncles (their parents’ siblings), and over five hundred first cousins (their parents’ siblings’ siblings). Throw in<br/>parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, great-great-grandparents, and a veritable army of second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh cousins, and a Gnomekin’s extended family may easily number into the thousands.<br/><br/>Marriage is yet another aspect of Gnomekin culture that contributes to the growth of the family. For when Gnomekin of different families marry, each of the groups adopts the entire other clan as part of its family. In fact, it is said that a<br/>Gnomekin who chances to meet another of his or her people anywhere in Talislanta can usually be assured the two of them are related in one manner or another, whether through blood ties or marriage. So it is not necessarily an exaggeration<br/>when Gnomekin say that they are all part of one big family.”