Eternity's Battleship characters

Also known as Captain Henderson

Appears from the start

Captain of Omega and accepted leader of roughly two million displaced humans. He must keep the refugees alive while the ship is overcrowded, supplies are failing, and Omega's guidance is unavailable.

Appears from the start

Bill's executive officer aboard Omega.

Also known as Al

Appears from the start

Omega's Marine commander and an alternate commander of the ship.

Also known as Norder

Appears from the start

A returning senior bridge officer aboard Omega.

Also known as Keating

Appears from the start

Omega's returning weapons officer.

Also known as Riding

Appears from the start

A recovered officer who remains alive but comatose in Omega's medical care. His history with Bina weighs on her as the crew struggles to plan its next move.

Also known as Longfield

Appears from the start

Omega's returning communications officer.

Appears from the start

A Marine pilot assigned as Bill's guard. He protects the captain and remains part of the reduced Marine team responsible for deployments and shipboard security.

Appears from the start

A returning leader among Omega's surviving Marines.

Appears from the start

One of the surviving Marines aboard Omega.

Appears from the start

A returning Marine systems specialist skilled in breaching and control work.

Appears from the start

An experienced Marine serving with Omega's surviving unit.

Appears from the start

The returning Roughback leader and liaison aboard Omega.

Appears from the start

The ancient warship carrying humanity's refugees and a powerful intelligence that has previously aided Bill. Its guidance is now unreachable, leaving the crew to manage the overloaded ship without answers.

Appears from the start

Omega's adviser and intermediary to Bill. He is unavailable at the start of the crisis, depriving the captain of his usual connection to the ship's intelligence.

Appears from the start

A returning adviser whose guidance Bill normally relies on during tactical planning.

Appears from the start

A politically connected Ornu consul whose nephew has been imprisoned after the loss of Omega.

Appears from the start

An Ornu commander associated with the Imperial effort to recover Omega.

Appears from the start

Bill's mother and Gordon's caregiver after their rescue from forced labor. Living in cramped conditions aboard Omega, she urges Bill to remember those still trapped in other camps.

Appears from the start

Bill's father, physically recovered from Callisto but still suffering severe psychological harm. He lives with Miriam in a tiny compartment among Omega's refugees.

First appears in chapter 2

A fallen Marine honored by the six surviving members of her team.

First appears in chapter 2

A fallen Marine memorialized with Jen Lambert by the six surviving members of their team.

First appears in chapter 4

An imprisoned former Ornu signifier blamed after the loss of Omega. He believes Pertinax took his place and credit, while his mother seeks Philo's political help to restore him.

First appears in chapter 7

A rescued political leader who offers Bill and Alden Stone crowd-control equipment as an alternative to lethal force. His unusually large weapons cache leaves both officers wary of his motives.

First appears in chapter 11

A field-experienced doctor in the volunteer corps who recognizes that a Marine trainee may have been poisoned and becomes a candidate for medical work.

First appears in chapter 14

A young refugee who leads Bina to a concealed cache of lethal weapons aboard Omega.

First appears in chapter 15

The ruler of the Ornu Imperium. He treats Omega's loss as a threat to his authority, compels Philo to restore public confidence, and keeps Philo's imprisoned nephew under Imperial control.

First appears in chapter 17

An armed militia leader exposed after posing as a rescued prime minister. His concealed personnel and weapons reveal that the apparent political ally has been directing a conspiracy aboard Omega.

First appears in chapter 24

The militia leader's son and successor, who takes operational command after learning of his father's death. He demonstrates his authority by killing the civilian who guided Stone's group.

First appears in chapter 30

A historical Konami figure shown in Omega's Archive. The simulation recounts his investigation of the engineered disease and technological dependence behind his civilization's collapse.

First appears in chapter 42

A young Konami revolutionary whom Bina recognizes as the ancient Konami investigator she encountered earlier. Omega addresses him through a box and warns that Konami society is collapsing.

First appears in chapter 77

A suspected teammate captured after betraying the human ground force during the defense of the Roughbacks.

First appears in chapter 84

A powerful, long-lived Konami who offers exclusive financing for a vast spacecraft project. After the project leader rejects both the offer and his use of enslaved void servants, he vows to surpass and destroy the work.

First appears in chapter 86

An unidentified living bipedal being released from a recovered Primeval cargo pod. It destroys a research drone and kills an Ornu intern before escaping into the facility.