Fate/stay night

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Battles for the Holy Graal, action, and supernatural stuff going on. Both deal with master/servant relationships, and in both the male protagonist (Shirou/Ariel) suddenly gets involved, unwillingly at first, with a strong swordwoman (Saber/Lamia) who's not exactly human. Both also have a cute little girl (Ilya/Clarion) who's the owner of a huge scary monster (Berserker/Dores) and uses him in the fights. 

Both involve female knights. Also, Shirou swore to become a protector of justice and Sora swore to become a knight of justice. Both manga involve a "game" of some sort, while Shirou fights in a game for the Holy Grail, Sora fights in a game called Exaclan. The only difference is that Shitsurakuen has a shoujo-ai + harem hint, although they both include shounen, action and fantasy. If you liked Fate/stay night then it is likely that you will like Shitsurakuen. 

So, if you've read through this manga and liked Saber's character, you absolutely should read "Garden of Avalon" too. It's basically a "Fate" interpritation of Arthurian legend. ASome Knights of the Round Table share their opinion on Saber as the king, as well as tell their own personal stories. If you want to get more into lore, this short story is just for you. 

Both mangas have in common the premise of knowing the exact number of people they have to defeat, with teaming up allowable for the goal of a great reward. And both have a lot of action scenes as well. 

Magical summoned being, strong but indecisive master, magical circuits, magicians...you do the math. Though by different mangakas, Kurokami is far too similar to be unmistakably FSN.  

Both series feature weapons that are anthropomorphic by nature. 

Both stories have protagonists that are being protected by very powerful guardians. While they partake in supernatural games. 

Both are about main protagonist participating in a "game" they had no idea about. And both have something like a familiar.