Magical laws refer to the principles or rules that govern the use of magic in various fictional worlds. 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 ingredients, rituals, or incantations, and breaking these rules can lead to unintended results. In literature and folklore, magical laws can vary widely. In fantasy novels, characters might encounter laws that restrict the use of spells or require a balance of elements. Similarly, in mythology, gods and magical beings often operate under their own set of rules, influencing how mortals interact with the magical realm.