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 Cdjensen94 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Universal Law''' is a set of metaphysical and physical rules established by a universe’s Divine Creator at the moment of creation. These laws dictate the fundamental operation and limits of the universe, governing aspects such as space, time, celestial bodies, the passage of life and death, and other cosmic constants. Universal Law is distinct from both Divine Law—which governs the actions and roles of divinities—and Mortal Law, the legal systems devised...") |
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=== Notable Transgressions === | === Notable Transgressions === | ||
A legendary example is the crime of | A legendary example is the crime of [[The Malismorâ]], who broke Lethurîa’s Law of Life and Death and was punished by soul-shattering—a fate designed to prevent further violation. | ||
== Relationship to Divine and Mortal Law == | == Relationship to Divine and Mortal Law == | ||
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* [[Law of the Void]] | * [[Law of the Void]] | ||
* [[Prison Realm]] | * [[Prison Realm]] | ||
* [[Malismorâ]] | * [[The Malismorâ]] | ||
* [[Divine Creator]] | * [[Divine Creator]] | ||
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