If you're a broad- or high-church Piskie, really the Catholics are the only alternative if you don't want to join one of the breakaway groups (and the Anglican Communion worldwide has got some serious systemic problems, just not as far down the funnel as the Americans). If a former Episcopalian is serious about the Real Presence and the Apostolic Succession, that is (and a surprising number are, even if they don't call themselves high-churchers).
Low-churchers are more likely to join an Evangelical body, but they are in the minority everywhere but in the South, where suspicion of Catholicism has been slow to die in some quarters.
We attend a Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Church at present. I get sick every time I get near an Episcopal Church. And I loved the Episcopal Church. It’s a shame.
The Episcopal Church was all I’d ever known except for some Southern Baptist and Charamatic Churches I would attend (as a child) while visiting my Dad’s relatives in Deep East Texas.
But there’s not a whole lot of difference between Conservative Low Chuch Episcopalians and Missouri Synod Lutherans. (Except for that pesky “Real Presence” thing.)