If your wizard is a powerful enough entropomancer and there are no humans around, you could always increase entropy by releasing energy from matter. 

That'd be dangerous for him too, if he was anywhere within sight.

I was thinking about unusual foci, and came up with the idea of a ring being an entropomantic focus; the original draft of the character has a glove, but I was wondering if you guys could help me thrash out the idea before I present it to the group. Essentially, the glove channeled entropomantic power like Ramirez' Olmec glove from WN. Then I remembered Harry's Force Rings, and thought about what other kinds of uses rings could be put to. A particular Rote taht comes to mind is pressing the ring to an inanimate surface and dissolving it, either to 'cut' or create an area of fine sand/liquid to destabilize enemy footing.

So, now I've rambled my confused idea out, anyone able to help me neaten it up?

There's been a few attempts.  You'd have to searh for It though. 

Alright. It seems like an interesting fit for Dresden Files; a spellcaster who communes with elementals, even if the faeries are completely different in that series.

Cool! I like what you've done with Phreddie and John. I never would've thought of making John a Superlawyer. He might even be worth a player instead of just an NPC with those stunts. Thanks!

Phreddie Lamar; African-American gang leader who knows just enough about the supernatural to get into real trouble but is regarded as a curiosity and fool by those actually in the know.

John Clarke; a minor official at the UNHQ who inherited the duty of keeping the original of the Unseelie Accords safe from everyone, including Mab.

Except that Sponsored Magic doesn't give a physical body with skills, powers, or damage tracks.

The construct has neither mental nor social tracks, and debt can be repurposed into damage/energy. Fluff can drop a physical body, and we can use the controller's skills. Admittedly. This can lead to absurd things like a stone golem on corrugated metal stairs sneaking past guards, but again; Mental and Social attacks hit the controller, not the construct.

Whatever the transforming Power is called (AFB) can be repurposed to 'switch' the control from 'remote control' to 'construct' allowing them to share damage.

The best way I can analogize it would be the hexenwolves. Phillip is Sophos' "Demonic" Co-Pilot in that while Sophos could take control of the body, it would be with Phillip's consciousness either asleep, regressed or dormant, but Sophos would still be running off Phillip's subconscious. All the involuntary actions would still take place, and the subconscious way most people walk, talk and breathe (you don't think left, right, left, right when walking unless you're a soldier) would still be in effect. Like the captain of an international flight letting his Co-Pilot watch the instruments while he sleeps.

As for undefyable orders, I'm not sure. Sophos isn't aggressive, so Phillip remains the dominant personality. The Rules of etiquette might paint Sophos as a permanent guest, so that could influence things.

I never saw Harry buying out of his obligations to Lea, so much as trying to weasel out of them...   

In game terms, he was buying out. He just didn't have enough fate points to buy out of the compel at the party.