"Magic Laws" refer to the principles and rules that govern the use of magic in various fictional universes. These laws often dictate how magic can be performed, its limitations, and the consequences of its use. For example, in many stories, using magic may require specific rituals, ingredients, or the presence of certain celestial events. In literature and media, magic is frequently portrayed with its own set of rules to maintain balance and prevent chaos. Famous examples include J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, where spells have specific incantations and effects, and Brandon Sanderson's works, which emphasize the importance of limitations and costs associated with magical abilities.