The Dictum of Law

1. The law of space. The fundamental theorem forbids passage from one point to another without proper locamotion through space. Therefor, extra-plannar travel as use to circumvent normal movement is forbidden.

2. The law of death. All life, civilization, and ideas must meet their inevitable conclusion at the correct and precise time.

3. The law of change. What has been done can not be undone.

4. The law of fate. Chance is an illusion and an instrument of chaos. All matters are to be resolved as they should, without the interference of luck.

5. The law of time. Enforcement of causality is a must. The past must remain in the past, and the future yet explored.

6. The law of nature. The elementary particles and forces of the universe are to be observed. Magic is an affront to this, and must be stopped.

7. The law of the inexorable. Inexorables, and their allies, in attempts to maintain and restore order and law to the universe, may ignore these laws as needed. All hail the order.