About: dbkwik:resource/ShPEOZibSldKtA-UzLhoZA==

Property	Value
rdf:type	Villain Character
rdfs:label	Barrington St. Germaine
rdfs:comment	Barrington St. Germaine was born in London, England, to a powerful and wealthy couple. They were part of Sebastian Shaw's Shaw Industries, in the upper echelons of management. From a young age, Barrington was groomed to take over his father's position within the company. He was showered with privilege, but his home was cold, as he was treated as a commodity more than anything else. Barrington was constantly compared to his peers and had to surpass everything that they did. When he got a scholarship to one of the most prestigious schools in England, there was no celebration. Starting with his great grandfather, every first born male had gone to that school on a full scholarship, so to his parents and family, Barrington had only done what was expected, what was normal, for him to do.
Strength	2
dcterms:subject	Mirrodin Hellfire Club Mirrodin (WoH) Mutants
currentaffiliation	Hellfire Club
Durability	2
fightingstyle	Varies
Intelligence	3
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Eyes	Black
Speed	2
Weapon	Varies
Hair	Black
Name	Barrington St. Germaine
Education	University of Paris
Abilities	See "Abilities"
Fighting Skills	3
Energy Projection	1
Reference	Blank
Weight	210.0
Height	2.0
Identity	Private
Citizenship	English
explanation	Heightened strength, durability potential with kinetic absorption
Powers	See "Powers"
Home	London, England
Profession	Businessman
NPC	No
Classification	Alpha Mutant
Gender	Male
Race	Human
Position	*CEO *Black King
RealName	Barrington St. Germaine
Creator	dbkwik:resource/TKPK4jzdoKNDOAi_nx87Sw==
TransReference	Blank
abstract	Barrington St. Germaine was born in London, England, to a powerful and wealthy couple. They were part of Sebastian Shaw's Shaw Industries, in the upper echelons of management. From a young age, Barrington was groomed to take over his father's position within the company. He was showered with privilege, but his home was cold, as he was treated as a commodity more than anything else. Barrington was constantly compared to his peers and had to surpass everything that they did. When he got a scholarship to one of the most prestigious schools in England, there was no celebration. Starting with his great grandfather, every first born male had gone to that school on a full scholarship, so to his parents and family, Barrington had only done what was expected, what was normal, for him to do.
is Allies of	Multiple Man