Is there a port of the Magic of Incarnum (3.5) to 5e?

[PhoenixPhyre]

From what I read, MoI's fluff would fit excellently in my world and sounds interesting. Has anyone done a quality port of this system to 5e? If there aren't any good ones, how hard would it be to do so? Even if it's just a single class or a set of sub-classes? I'm not familiar with the source enough to attempt it without further research, and that would take time (of which I have little).

Thanks for any pointers!

[Moredhel24]

If I remember correctly, there's a number of them over in the homebrew section. May take awhile to search through, twelvetree's D&D 5e homebrew compendium 2 should make it easier to find. dont have enough posts to link

[Kane0]

I do believe the Middle Finger of Vecna has this on their to-do list after their Binder conversion (initial proof of concept (https://docs.google.com/document/d/11CTes0wgmrf-x1zurbXtmBbzRI7omJkWPFYFEdsPc_M/edit)), but from what I know there's also one from Goober (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?494807-Goober-s-Magic-of-Incarnum-5e-(Beta)) plus this one in (https://docs.google.com/document/d/16X_y4DXT-wRGXsjVyoPvEQOObXlyqWkhTIfP2154yjQ/edit) three (https://docs.google.com/document/d/10EaTGvHcft594FjNEG1UNsLr91Cgc_FKIJYQ4gPor5o/edit#heading=h.hscvv2kbu54f)parts (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MkmNpEcSViMGr0d_GvlO6qXTO6nSzPfjSuzzAN5cRcQ/edit). Plus whatever else might be hiding in the homebrew section.

Hope that helps.