Kazzak was once the Chief Record-Keeper of the Iron Word Legion, a hobgoblin war-host that met its end not through steel, but through a poorly translated surrender treaty that led to a catastrophic ambush. As he stood amidst the smoldering ruins of his life's work, Kazzak didn't weep for his fallen kin; he wept at the dangling modifiers and ambiguous pronouns that had cost ten thousand lives. He realized then that reality is a manuscript written by the sloppy and the sentimental. If the world was to be saved, it had to be edited. He spent the next decade hunting down the 'Lexicon of Omission,' a semi-sentient tome capable of unravelling the very concept of a word.
Now, from the hollowed-out remains of the Temple of Oghma—now renamed the 'Central Filing Repository'—Kazzak directs a silent, terrifying crusade. He has successfully 'redacted' three local dialects, effectively rendering the concepts of 'rebellion' and 'hope' unutterable for the local peasantry. His followers, a mix of disciplined hobgoblins and lobotomized librarians, work tirelessly to purge the libraries of the world. To Kazzak, a burning book isn't an act of hate—it's merely a necessary correction to a flawed text. He believes that once every word is perfectly defined and every emotion excised, the world will finally achieve the stillness of a finished book.