Logicians - Structure and Activity: Like many widespread and successful heretical cults, the Logicians operate a largely cellular structure to their organisation and are bound largely by doctrine and shared goals rather than a rigid hierarchical structure. Some in the Inquisition argue that the cult's only true members are the oligarchs that govern and fund its many independent cells; however, for such an organised and well-funded group, additional manpower is seldom a problem.These cell directors, or "techtrarchs" as the Logicians call themselves, are often mercantile lords, trade officials, guild masters, and in rare instances, rogue members of the Adeptus Mechanicus who have allowed themselves to be blinded by their own lust for power and profit.Due to their high standing in Calixian society, the Logicians are very circumspect in their activities and highly-organised, often acting far removed from the cult's activities on the ground. They prefer instead to operate through small units of highly-trained agents, specialists, and mercenaries to carry out their plans and protect their interests.The cult's activities are principally centred on the acquisition of power. Power to them is political influence, the might of such forbidden arts as science and technology, and, of course, wealth. To this last end, the Logicians secretly nurture and fund coteries of Hereteks and Renegade tech-priests who have the purpose of developing advanced tools and weaponry with which to fight their battles, boost their wealth, and ultimately make them powerful enough to overcome the Imperium from within.The Logicians provide these Renegades and recidivists with the backing, manpower, and resources (regardless of how unethical or abhorrent in nature) to pursue their projects, insane theories, and dark desires -- just so long as the Logicians profit from the results of their labours.As a part of this doctrine of power through technological superiority, they are also heavily involved in the study and replication of captured xenos-tech and in particular the pursuit of archeotech -- the ancient relics of Humanity's advanced science in millennia past.They have no love of the alien and follow a recognisably Puritan Monodominant perspective. They simply have no compunction in taking whatever the xenos might have of value and using it to their own ends. The cult strives to maintain a widespread and efficient intelligence-gathering network in order both to shield it from outside intervention and to keep it informed of matters and discoveries of interest.Likewise the cult's suspected links to local planetary organised crime groups, archeopirate factions, and the more disreputable of Rogue Traders are also noteworthy, as the Logicians see these outsider groups as perfect avenues by which their goals can be reached, as well as eminently disposable lackeys to be used and abandoned as the need arises.The fundamental tenet of the Logicians, as enshrined in the great text, is the acquisition of power through unrestrained scientific and technological advancement.The great arrogance and sin of this work is as obvious as it is dangerous to anyone who believes in the Credo Omnissiah or the Imperial Creed, and it would lead Mankind back to the terrors of the Age of Strife if it were allowed to bear fruit.