Pro | | | Morning Reef |
| Batavia | | Dutch East India Company ship. |
| Ariaen | Jacobsz | A skipper. |
| Francisco | Pelsaert | An upper merchant. |
| Hans | Bosschieter | A ship crew. |
| Allert | Janssen | A gunner from Assendelft. |
| Lucas | Gerritsz | The steward's mate. |
| Lenert | van Os | A young VOC cadet. |
| Cornelis | Janssen | A drunken young sailor. aka: Bean. |
| Ryckert | Woutersz | A Frisian seaman. |
| Jean | Thirion | An old soldier from the Germantown. |
| Frederick | de Houtman | The first merchant who had run the island Abrolhos. |
| Jan | Evertsz | A high boatswain. |
| Gillis | Fransz | An expert sailor. |
| Jeronimus | Cornelisz | One of the senior VOC officials. |
1 | | | The Heretic |
| Gideon | DeLaune | A French emigrant. |
| St. | Fiacre | An Irish priest. |
| Gerrit | Evertsz | A Leeuwarden apothecary. |
| Belijtgen | Jacobsdr | Jeronimus Cornelisz's lawful housewife. |
| Cathalijntgen | van Wijmen | A midwife. |
| Maijcke van | den Broecke | A woman who suckle Cathalijntgen's breast to produce milk. |
| Heyltgen | Jansdr | A nurse. |
| Loth | Vogel | A merchant. |
| Elsken | Adamsdr | One of Heyltgen's neighbor. |
| Aert | Dircxsz | A widower. Heyltgen's acquaintance. aka: Velvet Trousers. |
| Martin | Luther | A German friar, Catholic priest, professor of theology. |
| John | Calvin | A French theologian, pastor and reformer in Geneva. |
| Menno | Simmons | A Frissian preacher. |
| Jan | van Batenburg | Leader of the sect called Batenburgers. |
| Giraldo | Thibault | One who runs a fencing club. |
| Conelis | van Hogelande | A philosophy professor at the University of Leyden. |
| Guillermo | Bartolotti | Thibault's brother-in-law. |
| Johannes | van der Beeck | One of the finest of Dutch painters. aka: Torrentius. |
| Jacob | Schoudt | Jeronimus' solicitor. |
| Lenaert | Lenaertsz | A well-respected local merchant. |
| Cornelia | van Camp | Torrentius' wife. |
| Hendrick | van Swieten | Torrentius' acquaintance. |
| Epicurus | | An Ancient Greek philosopher. |
| Christian | Rosenkreuz | Founder of the Rosicrucian Order. |
| Descartes | | A French philosopher. |
2 | | | Gentlemen XVII |
| Pope | Alexander VI | The head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States. |
| Jan Huyghen | van Linschoten | A Dutch Protestant merchant,
traveler and historian. |
| Reinier | Pauw | A rich and influential merchant. |
| Gerrit | van Beuningen | The upper-merchant of the fleet's flagship. |
| Cornelis | de Houtman | A hotheaded adventurer who had served 3 years in prison. |
| Gentlemen XVII | | Name for the BOD of the Dutch United East India Company (VOC). |
| Jacob | Poppen | The richest man in the Dutch Republic. |
| Pieter van | den Broecke | Dutch merchant at Surat. |
| Huybert | Visnich | Runs a VOC trading post in Persia. |
| Adriaen | Block | A Dutch private trader, privateer, and ship's captain. |
| Jan | Rijksen | The architect of the original Batavia. |
| Emperor | Jahangir | 4th Mughal Emperor. |
| Hendrick | Vapoer | A man who had a real talent for dealing the Mogul government. |
| Commander | Grijph | The fleet's president. |
| Wollebrand G. | de Jongh | A VOC servant who was appointed head of its Iranian factory. |
| Jacques | Specx | One of the most senior and experienced trader in VOC. |
3 | | | The Tavern of the Ocean |
| Claas | Gerritsz | The upper-steerman. |
| Gijsbert | Bastiaensz | A minister. |
| Lucretia | Jansdochter | One of Batavia's passengers. aka: Creesje. |
| Bastiaen | Gijsbrechtsz | Gijsbert's father. |
| Maria | Schepens | Gijsbert's wife. |
| Boudewijn | van der Mijlen | A VOC under merchant. |
| Steffanie | | Creesje's mother. |
| Dirk | Krijnen | A naval office. Creeje's stepfather. |
| Sara | | Creeje's sister. |
| Weijntgen | Dircx | Creeje's stepsister. |
| Hans | | Creeje's son. |
| Lijsbet | | One of Creeje's daughters. |
| Stefani | | One of Creeje's daughters. |
| Jan | Pinten | An Englishman soldier. |
| Gabriel | Jacobszoon | A Dutch corporal. |
| Jacop | Pietersz | Jacobszoon's assistant. aka: Stone-Cutter. |
| Coenraat | van Huyssen | A cadet and later councillor to Cornelisz. |
| Olivier | van Welderen | A Batavia's crew. |
| Gsbert | van Welderen | Olivier's brother. |
| Jacob Jansz | Hollert | One of the watch-keepers. |
| Pieter | Jansz | A mechanic. |
| Salomon | Deschamps | Pelsaert's favorite clerk. |
| Jan | Gerritsz | The ship's gardener. |
| Nicolaes | de Graaf | A surgeon. |
| Francis | Drake | An English explorer, sea captain, privateer and naval officer. |
| Abraham | Gerritsz | A glass painter. |
| Pieter | Both | A Dutch colonial governor. |
| Jan | Coen | Both's successor. |
| Zwaantie | Hendricx | Lucretia's maid. |
| Bartholomeu | Dias | A Portuguese explorer. |
4 | | | Terra Australis Incognita |
| Frans | Jansz | The Batavia's surgeon. |
| Aris | Jansz | Frans' assistant. |
| Jan | Loxe | A sea surgeon. |
| Harman | Nannings | A quartemaster. |
| Cornelis | Dircxsz | An Alkmaar man. |
| Marco | Polo | A Venetian merchant, explorer, and writer. |
| Pedro Sancho | de la Hoz | A Spanish merchant, conquistador and adelantado. |
| Henrik | Brouwer | A senior VOC officer. |
| Zeewolf | | A ship. |
| Vianen | | A Dutch ship. |
| John | Brookes | Commander of the Tyrall ship. |
| Thomas | Bright | Captain of the Tyrall ship. |
5 | | | The Tiger |
| Wybrecht | Claasen | A servant-girl. |
| Jan | Hendricxsz | One of German mercenaries. |
| Mattys | Beer | One of German mercenaries. |
| Rutger | Fredricx | Batavia's locksmith. |
| Davis | Zevanck | One of Batavia's clerks. |
| Otto | Smit | One of a young cadets. |
| Allert | Jansz | One of a young cadets. |
| Wiebbe | Hayes | Batavia's private soldier. |
| Abraham | Hendricz | A soldier. |
| Egbert | Roeloffsz | One of the carpenters. |
| Warnar | Dircx | One of the carpenters. |
| Daniel | Cornelissen | One of Jeronimus' men. |
| Hans | Frederick | One of Jeronimus' men. |
| Hans | Radder | A cadet. |
| Jacop | Groenwald | The Batavia's upper-trumpeter. |
| Andries | Liebent | A Company cadet. |
| Andries | de Vries | An assistant from
Middleburg. |
| Andries | Jonas | One of Cornelisz's followers. |
| Claas | Harmanszoon | A German soldier. |
| Claudine | Patoys | One of the passengers who had a child with her. |
| Lucas | Gellisz | A young cadet from Hague. |
| Cornelis | Pietersz | A common soldier from
Utrecht. |
| Pauwels | Barentsz | One of the sailors. |
| Bessel | Jansz | One of the sailors. |
| Nicolaas | Winckelhaack | A soldier. |
| Isbrant | Isbrantsz | A soldier from the orlop deck. |
| Hans | Hardens | A German soldier. |
| Hendrick | Classz | A carpenter. |
| Passchier | van den Ende | A gunner. |
| Jacop Hendricxen | Drayer | A carpenter. |
| Gaspar | Boudaen | An Amsterdam jeweler. |
| Constantine the Great | | A Roman emperor. |
| Cornelis | Jansz | A young assistant from Amsterdam. |
| Hans Jacob | Heijlweck | A Swiss cadet. |
| Jacop | de Vos | A tailor. |
| Laurentia | Thomas | A corporal's wife. |
| Jan | Pelgrom | One of the mutineers. |
| Mayken | Soers | A pregnant woman who was killed. |
| Jan | van Bommel | One of the mutineers. |
| Janneken | Gist | Jan Hendricx's wife. |
| Claes | Harmansz | One of the mutineers. |
| Mayken | Cardoes | A girl from the lower deck who had saved her infant from the wreck. |
| Pieter | Gijsbrechtsz | Bastiaen's brother. |
| Johannes | | One of Bastiaensz's son. |
| Roelant | | One of Bastiaensz's son. |
| Judick | | One of Bastiaensz's daughters. |
| Willemijntgie | | One of Bastiaensz's daughters. |
| Agnete | | One of Bastiaensz's daughters. |
| Wooter | Loos | A Dutch soldier. |
| Hendrick | Denys | One of the Company bookkeepers. |
6 | | | Longboat |
| Hans | Jacobsz | A soldier. |
| Willem | de Vlamingh | A Dutch explorer. |
| William | Bligh | An Officer of the British Royal Navy and colonial administrator. |
| Agung | | A conqueror who dreamed of ruling huge tract of the Indies. |
| Sara | | Specx's half-Japanese daughter. |
| Antonio | van Diemen | One of the members of the council. |
| Pieter | Vlack | One of the members of the council. |
| Anthonij | van den Heuvel | A fiscal. |
| Claes | Jansz | Batavia's chief trumpeter. |
| Claes Jansz | Hooft | Batavia's upper-trumpeter. |
| Tryntgien | Fredericx | Hooft's wife. |
7 | | | "Who Wants to Be Stabbed to Death" |
| Anneken | Bosschieters | A soldier's wife. |
| Zussie | Fredericx | Tryntgien's sister. |
| Anneken | Hardens | Hans Harden's wife. |
| Marretgie | Louys | A soldier's wife. |
| Obbe | Jansz | A sailor. |
| Rogier | Decker | A cabin boy. |
| Cornelis | Aldersz | A net maker. |
| Gillis | Phillipsen | A soldier. |
| Lenert | Michielsz | One of the mutineers. |
| Jan Willemsz | Selyns | Batavia's senior cooper. |
| Theunis | Claasz | One of the sailors. |
| Cornelis | Helmigs | One of the sailors. |
| Jan | Dircxsz | A soldier from Emden |
8 | | | Condemned |
| Jan | Carstensz | One Hayes's men. |
| Reyndert | Hendricxsz | A Batavia's steward. |
| Jacob Jacobsz | Houtenman | The jacht's skipper. |
| Sijmon | Yopzoon | The high boatswain. |
| Jan Willemsz | Visch | The Sardam's provost. |
| Jerome | | A newly promoted
sergeant. |
9 | | | "To Be Broken on the Wheel" |
| Pieter | Pietersz | One of the Sardam's gunners. |
| Ariaan | Theuwissen | Batavia's gunner. |
| Jean | Renou | A French soldier. |
| Frederick Henry | | Prince of Orange and Stakeholder of Holland. |
| King Charles I | | Monarch of the three kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland. |
| Sir Dudley | Carleton | 1st Viscount Dorchester. |
| Horace | Walpole | English writer, art historian, antiquarian and Whig politician. |
| J. F. | Sachse | A grocer. |
| Rembrandt H. | van Rijn | A Dutch painter and etcher. |
| Georgius | Candidius | Sara's husband. |
| Jan Jansz | Purmer | One of the mutineers. |
| Pieterge | | Willem Jansz's wife. |
| Shah | Jahan | The Great Mogul's successor. |
| Johannes | Dobbleworst | A merchant. |
| Barbara van | Ganderheyden | Pelsaert's mother. |
| Pieter van der | Hoeven | Judick's husband. |
| Helmich | Helmichius | Judick's second husband. |
| Boudewijn | van der Mijlen | Creesje Jan's husband. |
| Jacob Cornelisz | Cuick | Creesje Jan's second husband. |
| Pieter Willemsz | Cuick | Jacob's brother. |
| Willempje | Dircx | Pieter Cuick's wife. |
| Moyses | Starlingh | Heyltgen's husband. |
Epi | | | On The Shores of the Great South-Land |
| Gerrit Thomasz | Pool | A man given a command to explore the whole coast of Australia. |
| Abel | Tasman | A Dutch seafarer, explorer and merchant. |
| A. C. | Gregory | An explorer. |
| Daisy | Bates | An Australian writer. |
| Captain James | Cook | A British explorer, navigator. |
| Guillaume | Delisle | A French cartographer. |
| John Lort | Stokes | A Welsh officer of the British Royal Navy. |
| Charles Robert | Darwin | An English naturalist, geologist and biologist. |
| Malcolm | Uren | A Western Australian journalist and newspaper editor. |
| Henrietta D. | Brockman | An Australian novelist and playwright. |
| Conrat | Droschel | A German instrument maker. |
| Hugh | Edwards | A Welsh journalist, presenter, and newsreader. |
| Dave | Johnson | An Abrolhos fisherman. |
| Max | Cramer | A diver from Geraldton. |
| Forrest | | A surveyor. |
| Willem | Vos | A master shipwright. |
| Dr. Alanah | Buck | A forensic scientist from the Western Australian Centre. |
| Dr. Stephen | Knott | A forensic dentist. |
| Robert D. | Hare | A Canadian forensic psychologist. |