Other D&D Variant Let’s list the 5E variants

[Bae'zel]

I'll ditto Adventures in Middle Earth. Even though it's a variation of D&D 5e to better support a specific fantasy setting, it makes significant changes - very low magic restricted to specific cultures, complete reworking of the rest system, a Shadow play-mechanic, journeying system. Those can be used for other fantasy settings - the journeying system in particular tends to get mentioned in threads here and on other forums.

We liked it so much it was our go-to for "low magic" D&D frameworks. Not a single class with spells (some minor "abilities" but no Vancian system at all.

It was fantastic, really.

 

[Belen]

• Crooked Moon
• Symbaroum 5e
• Doctors & Daleks
• LOTR 5e
• Blue Rose 5e
• Plangea
• Heroes of Tara
• Everyday Heroes
• Mass Effect 5e
• Star Wars 5e (SW5e)
• Exodus
• Arcana of the Ancients (Numenera 5e)
• Tanares
• Brokenweave
• Midnight 5e
• Adventures on Rokugan
• Auroborous
• Diamond Throne

 

[DammitVictor]

Phantasy Star and Esper Genesis.

 

[Jahydin]

• Odyssey of the Dragonlords - Greek Setting/Rules/Adventure by two ex-Bioware directors.
• Inferno - Setting/Rules/Adventure set in Dante's Inferno.