D&D 5E For those who are coming to 5e, and haven't bothered with Pathfinder may I suggest a book...

[Evenglare]

So I know a lot of people went to 4e, and then a lot went to pathfinder. Now with 5e coming out I wanted to point ultimate campaign from pathfinder's series of books. At least until the 5e DMG comes out I HIGHLY HIGHLY suggest you give the book a look. The book just has chapters upon chapters of things like lineage, mass combat, playing young characters, downtime activities like running a shop, you can build a kingdom, make a sandbox hexcrawling map, they have stuff for honor, and different ways of handling alignment systems. The book is a treasure trove of minisystems, that is NOT pathfinder centric. They don't really rely on pathfinder rules at all because they are self contained modules for the most part. I personally have used it with 13th age, and plan to use it with 5e (again until the DMG comes out but possibly even after that). It's just a great book and I can't give it enough praise. So if this kind of stuff interests you and you haven't looked at it yet, go give Ultimate Campaign a read through.

 

[Mercurius]

Ultimate Campaign and Gamemastery Guide are both excellent resources that can be used with any form of D&D, any RPG really.

 

[Chriscdoa]

Seconded

Also used the kingdom rules with 13th age. this book is amazing and i will be using it with 5e

 

[Dungeoneer]

Intriguing. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I'll check it out too, thanks.

 

[Evenglare]

I -think- that this stuff is actually available on the pathfinder SRD for free as well.