Here's a character type for those who want another option when it comes to characters connected to Faerie besides changelings and the Summer and Winter Knights.  

Human Prince of Faerie

Between the two great Faerie Powers of Winter and Summer there are many fae who hold alleigance to neither, but instead remain wyld.  Some choose to follow a powerful member of their own kind, such as the Erlking, while others group together in bands, tribes, and other loose affiliations.  And sometimes, on very, very rare occasions, a mortal (not necessarily a Pure one) impresses a group of wyldfae so greatly through acts of valor, cunning, or kindness to their benefit that they choose to make him or her their lord, and formally pledge their fealty to him.

Musts: A Human Prince of Faerie must have a High Concept that refers to his station as a Prince of a group of wyldfae.  Tied to this High Concept is the acceptance of feudal obligations and responsibilities to his vassals.
A Human Prince of Faerie must also take the Faerie Crown Item of Power (seen below).  Indeed, it is a Faerie Crown, forged by his vassals and attuned to him upon his coronation, which makes an individual a Prince of Faerie.  Thus, no aspect besides the High Concept is needed to refer to it.

All Human Princes of Faerie possess the following powers derived from their station:

Faerie Crown [Item of Power]
     One Time Discount [+2]
     Indestructible [+0]
     Glamours [-2]
     Supenatural Recovery [-4]
     The Catch: Cold Iron [Easily Accessible +2; Specific Research Material Necessary (not everyone is aware humans can become    
                                     Princes of Faerie) +1]

Final Cost [-1]
    
Options:  A Faerie Crown basically channels the Power of Faerie into its Prince, enhancing his vitality (prolonging or restoring his youth and health, as well as allowing him to recover rapidly from any injuries) and enabling him to wield one of the most fundemental abilities of Faerie, Glamours.  These are the most basic benefits of being a Prince of Faerie.  Depending on the indvidual Prince's natural affinities and/or the type of wyldfae he leads, he may be able to learn to use the Power that comes with his station to manifest other abilities.  Among the most common are the following:
Worldwalker [-2]
Incite Emotion (usually Awe) At Range [-2]
Inhuman or Greater Speed [-2 or Greater]
Inhuman or Greater Strength [-2 or Greater]
Inhuman or Greater Toughness [-2 or Greater]
Sponsored Magic (Wyldfae Subjects): The benefits varies depending on the nature of one's subjects, but always includes the ability to
      summon one's subjects at evocation speed.  Any Debt accumulated is not owed to individual subjects, but to Compel a Prince to
      fulfill his feudal responsibilities and obligations to his subjects.
Marked By Power: Appropriate for a Prince who had managed to grow his principality large enough, or whose wyldfae subjects are
      particularly potent.  It basically denote not that the Prince has a powerful entity behind him so much as that he represents the power of a
      potent "nation" of fae.
Demense: Most Princes start out by earning the fealty of a group of wyldfae who frequent the material realm, but it may be possible for a Prince to later
      develop this power by having his subjects claim a portion of the Nevernever as territory.

Important Skills:  Presence or some other social skill to inspire loyalty and devotion in one's vassals is always a good thing to have.  Discipline or Deceit would be important if one intends to use their Glamours effectively.  Some sort of combat ability, either mundane or magical, would be useful as one might need to come to the defense of a subject or lead one's principality in war.  As a human, one thing a Prince would definitely be called upon to do is act on his subjects behalf when their concerns intersect with matters in the mortal world, meaning Contacts and Resources could come in handy.

Minimum Refresh Cost: -1