The petit daughter of a Castillian-Vodacce vintner and his Vodacce wife, Amaranth is a young courtesan of nineteen summers. Her cheeks still carry the rosy blush of youth, and she is seen as a rising star of Villanova's court. She often wears a mask of ivory and red lace, while her dark spiral tresses are often pinned up with a single red rose or a sprig of autumn jasmine.

She enjoys the femininity of lightly-fitted corsets and long flowing skirts of frilled silk or satin brocade. Often she would choose the colours ivory and a scandalous crimson red. It is not worn to shock, though she views it as delightfully bold. A testament to her wilfulness and appreciation for the colour.

She is something of a scholar, and would like nothing more than to one day study at university. It is a dream that might one day come to fruition, as her life as a courtesan gives her a certain freedom that marriage would not. Amaranth is known also as a gentle spirit, whose compassion has generated as much renown as her beauty.