Like all kingdoms, R'unor possesses a legal system to keep some sense of order within its borders. These laws are broken into 6 groups depending on their origins and application.

• High Laws
  The first set of laws set after the unification. These laws include things such as murder, rape, theft and other more serious crimes. Also within this set is an interesting law permitting a woman to beat her husband only if the object used is no bigger than her big toe.

• Laws of the Empire
  Those laws set by the Imperial Court prior to its reduction of power due to the formation of the Guards Council and Librarians Guild. These laws primarily consist of suggested punishments for breaking the high laws and regulations pertaining to the Imperial Court. The last law in this set is the very one reducing the Imperial Court's power.

• Laws of Trade
  Set and altered by the Librarians Guild these laws regulate all trade to and from the Isles of R'unor. They include taxation on imports/exports to various other kingdoms, the prohibition of trade to a given nation, as well as the transporting or trading of given items.

• Laws of War
  Despite their name these laws have very little to do with war other than that they regulate who is allowed produce and/or distribute certain weapons, armors, ships and other items legally, and to whom they can be legally sold to. These laws are set and/or altered by the Guards Council.

• Laws of Currency
  These laws simply regulate the exchange rate with other lands and production of currency and penalties for counterfeiting. Set and altered by the Imperial Court.

• Laws of the People
  These are the majority of R'unorian laws. They are only valid in the city in which they were instated. Laws of People can only be changed or set by a direct vote from the citizens in the respective area.