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The alignment of Logic/Causality is associated with seamlessness in timespace, and general consistency of logic.
This alignment is very vulnerable to Anarchy/Discontinuity and associated AoEs, and moderately vulnerable to Empathy/Intuition and associated Charisma Damage.
This alignment is very resistant to Improvisation/Spontaneousness and associated Intelligence Damage, and moderately resistant to Action and associated Multi-Hits.
The Akashic Records no longer speak much of this alignment...
This alignment is generally not intact, with very few divine creatures remaining- most being Arbiters.
There is one great exception- the sole standing Lhaskarut of Logic/Causality, Sariel, has taken a dangerous job upholding the Akashic Records.

Feat: Internalized Logic

The user gains optional immunity to Lock and Unlock originating from themselves or allies.
When targetted by an Area of Effect attack with a saving throw, the user rolls with disadvantage.
The user gains Resistance 4 vs Intelligence Damage.
This feat has no effect if the user is not Logic/Causality aligned.

Feat: Eternal Causality

The user gains Immunity to Intelligence Damage.
When the user is struck with Charisma Damage, the incoming damage is increased by 1.
If the user is attacked more than once in a given round, the user gains an untyped +1 to their Armor Class, Spell Resistance, and Saving Throws for every prior attack.
This feat has no effect if the user is not Logic/Causality aligned.

Feat: True Logic

The user gains Legendary Immunity to Intelligence Damage.
When the user is struck with Charisma Damage, the incoming damage is increased by 1d4. If the user is attacked more than once in a given round, the user gains an untyped +2 to their Armor Class, Spell Resistance, and Saving Throws for every prior attack.
When targetted by an Area of Effect attack with a saving throw, the user rolls with disadvantage on the saving throw. When targetted by such an attack with an attack roll, the attacker's attack roll gains advantage.
This feat has no effect if the user is not Logic/Causality aligned.