"The Voodoo Murders: A Blake Backlash Mystery". Yes I am!Rath Darkblade wrote: ↑Wed May 20, 2026 5:59 pm Are you Gabriel's book (that chronicles the events of GK1)?
Honestly, those names from MST3K are very reminiscent of classic D&D names for heroes (i.e. D&D 2nd edition). My username, Rath Darkblade, is from that era. 
You also have Drizzt Do'Urden, a Drow Ranger, and Bruenor Battlehammer, Dwarf Fighter. All hail way-over-the-top names! 
It's just right for a perfumer. Hmm ... I haven't seen anyone by the first name of "Stryker" before (who calls their child "Stryker"? That kid would be bullied so hard in shcool...), but I've seen even grander names, like "Zeppelin Bom" (um...?) or a former patient at a hospital I once worked at, the splendidly named "Odin Michael Jackson Bruce Willis". (No comment).notbobsmith wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2026 12:45 am I can see an over the top name that's actually a name like "Hunter" or "Stryker", but "Backlash" isn't really a name. It's not even that "awesome" sounding either.
Yes, the game has "Quest" in the title.
"Stryker" as a last name is also unusual. It seems to me like a "pretend-medieval" name, almost D&D; most medieval names we know of are far more prosaic, and are either patronymic (Johnson, Jameson, Abrahamson etc.) or portray the father's profession (Carter, Bowyer, Fletcher, Smith and so on).
Hmm ... yes.