Roll Again

Roll Again

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Grayson Wither is a normal teen, with a normal life... well, it was. You see, he's not so normal now. Grayson and five other teens were kidnapped by a race of power hungry humanoid aliens called the Juri. The Juri had been on earth for centuries, but have never been found out because of their human-like qualities. And from their studies, they've come to a conclusion; Board Games can tear people apart. So what better way to destroy the Earth and it's inferior species by harnessing power from teenagers playing a life-sized board game?
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