Yeah, that's a valid consequence of a WCV feeding.

Ah, so you use water's entropic abilities to dissolve the floor they're standing on and make a little moat. I'm not sure I'd count that as "running" water without duration, but I'm kinda a douche.

Why however a faerie lord (Mab, Maeve, Titania, Aurora/Lily, Erlking, (erlking jr?) couldn't grant the capacity to a fae is beyond me.  They seem to be capable of choosing other supernatural threats.

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Mab mentioned Thomas being a potential choice once

 

There's a difference between "can" and "would". If you're the queen of a court, all the creatures in that court are already at your beck and call. Just like Mab can order Lea around, she can order around any other winter fae (except Mother Winter, of course). So there would be no need to bind them to her as a knight. In addition, it's stated that the knights are the mortal champions of the fae. The only requirement (aside from the queen saying "kinght-achu, I choose you!") is that you be mortal and therefore have the free will (in game terms: positive refresh value) to say "well sign me up!"

I recall Butters as having been described as wearing very thick glasses. And a poof of black dandelion hair. I always pictured him as Curtis Armstrong in scrubs and glasses, myself.

I'm not sure I'd want that in my games (though YMMV of course). Maybe if a character were an emissary of Karma or Balance or something else. Would you let the Winter Knight burn off debt by starting wild fires?

I'm glad you liked the idea. I pulled it from the nether realm (see? I can keep things PG-13, too!) as I was reading the replies. This might make an ideal job for the personification of Death, though. Since the tithed souls aren't necessarily dead when they're sent to Hell according to legends.

My original thought was much the same as those above: Have her go to a hospital and help someone's beloved granny (or daughter with terminal cancer if she can handle it) pass on. But then I had another idea! Have her collect the fairy tithe.

According to (some) legends, every seven years the fae have to pay a tithe of souls to hell (because apparently they're just renting Fairy from Hell or something). This is why the fae courts kidnap people, they've gotta put souls in their bank. So, the seven years are just about up and Death needs to ferry these poor kidnapped souls to the gates of Hell but hey! he's got an apprentice to do that for him this year and he can vacation in Aruba instead. Good luck dealing with both the fae courts, the demons AND the demons of Hell itself!