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This magic spell will birth a new world with many people.
Does this mean that the magic spell will create a new world and also create many people along the way, or does this mean that the magic spell and the people will create a new world? How do you say the former if it doesn't mean that?
You could use
The magic spell and the people will create a new world.
As that is correct English.
Your use of birth is not idiomatic. Perhaps you should use "give birth to"
This magic spell will give birth to a new world with many people.
But the meaning of this is different. This means
The magic spell will create a new world, and the magic spell will create many people in that world.
So perhaps you want
The magic spell and the people will give birth to a new world.
