This was because Laws required upgrading and enhancement. The simplest Black Iron Law could, at best, bind a Tier One Transcendent. Moreover, activating it was extremely cumbersome; one could say it was the epitome of inefficiency.
Enhancing a Law required a continuous investment of faith and Magic Enhancement. But most importantly, the rules it embodied needed to be genuinely accepted by the people. While not every rule needed to be accepted, at least ninety percent of them had to be.
Otherwise, the Law would not only fail to be Enhanced, but it might even regress. In severe cases, it could shatter entirely!
Incredibly strict.
Furthermore, the original purpose for creating all Laws was to combat Existences from beyond the world—namely, Deities. As a result, most of the rules were designed to expel or kill beings that entered illegally.
Due to all these factors, the abilities of Laws were remarkably consistent.
