Five men. Two gatherings a year. One game with consequences measured in millions of lives.Marcus Voss arrives at a defense-industry convention expecting contracts, influence, and the familiar machinery of power. Instead, he meets four men who share his fascination with strategy, warfare, and tabletop gaming. What begins as friendship becomes ritual. What begins as theory becomes a doctrine they call Equilibrium.They believe humanity has exceeded what the planet can sustain.And they intend to correct it.Over the years, the Five quietly build fortunes, technological networks, political influence, and a private military capability capable of reaching almost anywhere on Earth. Twice a year they gather to play. At the center of the ritual sits a black eight-sided die whose result can transform an ordinary game into authorization for a real-world operation.Wars. Terror. Engineered catastrophe. Political destabilization. Mass death.To governments and intelligence agencies, the resulting disasters appear unrelated-acts of nature, terrorism, military escalation, disease, or human error. To the Five, they are calculations in a single campaign with an almost unimaginable objective: reduce the human population by approximately half while preserving a civilization worth inheriting.As the rolls grow deadlier and the consequences spread across continents, the world struggles to understand catastrophes designed to look as though no one is controlling them.Because the most dangerous men on Earth do not command nations.They sit around a gaming table.Roll to Extinction is a sweeping geopolitical thriller about power, hidden warfare, engineered catastrophe, and five men cold enough to treat the future of humanity as a problem that can be solved with numbers-and dice.
