QUICK & DIRTY PART 1: Universal Law

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#1: UNIVERSAL LAW:
Every universe has laws, for example, the law of Gravity. Adding your own unique laws to a new world can make it stand out from the crowd and create situations that would never come up in our own world.

THREE TIPS FOR CREATING A WORKING UNIVERSAL LAW:

1 - The law can apply to everything without discretion, or only to a specific field*

2 - The law must enforce itself and be undeniable.**

3 - The law should have (limited) loopholes to prevent it from defining everything in the world ***

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E.G.: The law of Gravity only applies to areas within Earth's Atmosphere; it's effects are altered slightly underwater as well.

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E.G.: Police do not enforce Gravity, it just is.

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E.G.: Gravity pulls objects of mass down EXCEPT when sufficient opposing force keeps them raised, and only pulls them down UNTIL the object meets an opposing barrier (dropping a pen on a table will not cause gravity to pull the pen through the table)

YOUR TURN!Give an example of a new and unique Universal Law. You can give it through a profile explanation, sample scene, or whatever way you find easiest.

 

[Julius Marino]

Any two objects made from the same particles and the same state (liqud, solid, etc.) will have their particles combine. (IE: What water does on Earth.)

Why? Because trollyness.

 

[Gicofokami]

There's no kill like overkill.

Why? Imagine getting shot in painful parts of ones body and still remaining alive, slipping on an banana peal, and having a f-bomb (Google it) explode as soon as you land on the ground due to some mad scientist made it like a pressure-sensitive land mine.

 

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THIS THIS THIS RIGHT HERE
Is what I was trying to explain ='D