Living in self-imposed exile as an antique dealer, the most powerful red-powered sorcerer in the universe, Arcadis, must unleash his unrivaled power when Lucinda, a centuries-old yellow-powered sorcerer driven by destiny, and her Shadowlin assault the Convocation, threatening to shatter the balance of color magic and plunge the realm into chaos.

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Arcadis Prophecy: Epic Episode One is in the same vein as “Dungeons and Dragons”, “The Iron Druid”, “The Dark Crystal,” and the “Dresden Files.”

Arcadis seems like any ordinary antiques dealer in a quiet small town of McCordsville, Indiana, but he is a primary red color-powered sorcerer, the single most powerful magic-user in the universe. He has chosen self-imposed exile to escape the politics of the Convocation, the tri-city citadel that governs all color magic and houses every primary sorcerer—red, blue, and yellow—along with the secondary sorcerers whose powers blend those primaries.

His solitude ends when Topec, a Regulator who serves as one of the Convocation’s law officers, arrives with Surla, the meticulous Chronicler tasked with recording every spell and skirmish. All three magical beings sense that the balance of magic is slipping, so they travel to the Convocation itself. Their intuition proves sound: A Shadowlin warrior ambushes the sacred hallway, and Arcadis’s unmatched red power turns the tide, only for him to confront Lucinda Bianca, a centuries-old yellow color-powered sorcerer bent on vengeance for her parents, who were slain by Lord Quill—Arcadis’s tyrannical father when she was a little girl. Lucinda reveals that her mother’s dying curse decreed Arcadis would die on his thirtieth birthday.

With Topec, Surla, and his formidable mother Alexia at his side, Arcadis must defy that curse, stop Lucinda’s rise, and decide whether destiny or free will will shape the future of a universe knit together by color magic. The richly layered world launched in Arcadis Prophecy, and the subsequent books anchor a nine-book series whose deep lore supports limitless spin-offs across film, television, and gaming, promising a franchise that can captivate audiences of every age while exploring timeless questions about power, responsibility, choice, and societal norms.