Well, I have to admit Ilraeth's a better character artist than I am, but here's an image of Amaranthe and her description, items.



If the earth were a woman, her hair would be long and rolling
like the hills, adorned with leaves of green and gold, and flecked
with the many-colored petals of springtime's blossoms. Her skin
would be sun-kissed and healthy, and beautifully creased by the
calm yet relentless passage of time. Her eyes would be as deep as
the oceans; endless in their expanse of wisdom, and within them
them the potential for both soothing and fury.

If the earth were a woman, her hips would be wide, broadened by
the eons of toil and lifegiving. Her bosom would be ample, and
her body thick and strong, and she would walk with the confidence
and matronly grace of a woman who had nurtured, scorned, and
endured.

If the earth were a woman, her breath would smell like a summer's
wind. Her voice would sound like the larks of springtime, and
her whisper like the brisk chill of winter. Her footsteps would
tread like a hunter's on the soil, and about her would linger the
rich and earthy aroma of an autumn's harvest.

If the earth were a woman, she would be as the Goddess who stands
before you, basking in the light of a Harvest Moon.

Amaranthe, a female human, is in perfect health.

Amaranthe is using:
<worn around neck> a wooden mandala pendant on a leather cord
<worn on body> a brown peasant dress embroidered with gold-threaded leaves
<worn on head> a pointed brown hat with a wide brim
<worn on feet> several silver ankle bracelets adorned with beads and charms
<worn about body> a long, earth-stained cloak
<worn around wrist> a bracelet of ever-changing leaves
<wielded> a tall, silver-bladed scythe
<tattooed> an ornate mandala