I'm happy to announce that my latest game, Eminent Domain, which started right here in the BGDF forums, has been very well received thus far since it's publication. It's sitting pretty with a 7.35 average rating at BoardGameGeek (which is a pretty high rating), and I've seen a number of very positive reviews online.
Speaking of online reviews of the game, there's an excellent one posted at Nerdbloggers.com right now. but even better than that, another gaming blog called Games and Grub has just announced their 2011 Grubbies: The best in Games & Grub, in which they listed Eminent Domain as their Game of the Year!
Obviously this is pretty exciting for me, and it can all be traced back to this BGDF post from July 2008!
Neither*! Eminent Domain is a role selection game that also uses deck building as a mechanism. It's not a "Dominion game" where you choose which card goes into your deck each turn in order to construct an engine.
As you choose roles each turn, your deck obtains a card for that role. So the deck building is tied to the game actions you take.
* I should say that I've not played Rune Age, so I'm not certain how it plays... but I believe it's more like Dominion in that you choose a card you can afford and purchase it each turn. The twist in that game, I believe, is that there are different types of currencies, and depending on the ones you concentrate on gives you access to different sets of cards to add to your deck (that could be way off).