The Enchanted Accord
There was power in the world before technology, before the super serums, before the first metahumans took flight. It was a power woven into the very fabric of existence, bending only to those who understood its secrets. Xyon, ever watchful, had seen the rise of magic across Earth’s history, from whispered incantations in ancient temples to the warlocks who stood against the Circle of Thorns. But magic was unpredictable, a force of willpower and belief, and few could truly master it. That is why Xyon created The Magi Force—a team unlike any before them, empowered not by the elements or the physical world, but by the unshakable strength of the human spirit itself.
With the ever-growing influence of mystical threats in Paragon City—the resurgence of Oranbega’s sorcerers, the dark pacts of the Banished Pantheon, and the ever-meddling Midnighters—Xyon knew Earth needed warriors who could wield magic without fear of corruption. To answer this call, Xyon sought out those with untapped potential, individuals whose sheer willpower, wisdom, and belief in forces beyond the material world set them apart. Each was awakened to the arcane energies buried deep within them, amplifying their natural abilities beyond mortal limits.
The first of these warriors formed the First Cabal, a fellowship of eight, bound together by ancient traditions. Among them were the Runic and Mystic Rangers, whose knowledge of sigils and symbols unlocked paths unseen. The Nature and Divine Rangers embodied the balance between life and the celestial, while the Voodoo and Fairy Rangers walked the line between the ethereal and the unknown. The Spirit Ranger connected to forces beyond the veil, and the Arcane Ranger delved into the raw, untamed magic that pulsed beneath reality.
Yet even this was not enough. As the threats to the world deepened, Xyon called forth a Second Cabal, equally diverse in their mastery of the unseen. The Wizard and Witch Rangers upheld the oldest of traditions, their arts refined by study and ritual. The Druid and Priest Rangers served as conduits between the material and the divine, while the Shaman Ranger embraced the natural flow of spirits and elements. The Esper and Gypsy Rangers wielded the gifts of foresight and fate, and the Psion Ranger harnessed the boundless potential of the mind itself.
Bound not by steel or science, but by conviction and power, The Magi Force stood as defenders of the arcane. In a world where magic was both savior and destroyer, they became its stewards, ensuring that no force—be it the specters of Oranbega, the dark rituals of the Pantheon, or the forbidden knowledge of the Midnight Club—could tip the balance toward destruction. With their wills sharpened and their spirits ablaze, the Magi Force carried the legacy of Earth’s mystical heritage into the modern age, forging a future where magic, and those who dared to wield it, would never be forgotten.
