After playing this game since it first came out, I've decided that there are too many Disciplines to keep track of, so here's a list of most of the Disciplines and their associated System rolls (in MS-Word format). Click for my Discipline Mechanics worksheet. I'll keep updating it as new Disciplines (read: the ones I forgot all about) show up.

Speaking of Disciplines, were you aware that you may re-buy level 6 or higher disciplines? Yes, that means that you can have Protean levels 1-5, and then get three different level 6 powers (the number is limited only by the experience points you spend).  to read the e-mail.

I hate thumbing through five different books just to look up the Hierarchy of Sins, so here they are! They're in MS-Word and HTML format. I'll be adding new Paths/Roads in the future.

Road of the Beast HTML	Road of Blood HTML	Path of Caine HTML	Path of Cathari HTML	Road of Chivalry HTML	Path of Death and the Soul HTML
Road of the Devil HTML	Path of Evil Revelations HTML	Path of Harmony HTML	Road of Heaven HTML	Path of Honorable Accord HTML	Humanity HTML
Path of Lilith HTML	Path/Road of Paradox HTML	Path of Power and the Inner Voice HTML	Path of the Scorched Heart HTML	Path of Self Focus HTML	Path/Road of Typhon HTML
Path of Blood HTML	Road of the Bones HTML	Road of the Hive HTML

Martial Arts: the Skill and the Talent. There are several problems with the way Martial Arts are handled in KotE, one being that Cathayans have to buy it as a skill that costs 150% of the cost of anything else. To top it off, anyone else may buy it as part of their Brawl skill (at standard cost) and specialize at 4th level in that particular art, and, unlike Mage's Do, it's not some ultra-rocking, magick-guided, ass-kicking talent. Here are a few possible solutions:
1. Leave everything as is (this is always an option).
2. Make it a secondary skill with the same point costs as in KotE. This would allow the same point expenditure for both denizens, and also allow all of the special moves detailed in KotE. It should also help your V:tM chronicles as KotE is a supplement to it.
You should allow a dot-for-dot exchange from Brawl to Martial Arts for any existing characters.
3. Leave everything as is with the exception that Brawl (Some Martial Art Specialty) does not get any of the bonus moves that KotE do. It's a little unrealistic, as a Cathayan and a Kindred with Kung Fu should, theoretically, have the same fighting techniques (not taking into account teachers or personal preferences).

My friend Steve came up with some nice Sabbat charts on clan distribution and paths. They're not official, but all of the information he used came from the books, so it'll be close, if anything.
here to see the Clan Distributions.
here to see the Paths.

These are cool because they can be used in all of the games.

• You may re-roll 10s if you're specialized (although I have no idea about what happens if you're double specialized).
• 1's cancel successes (obvioulsy).
• You may only botch if you get no successes and get one or more 1s.
• For example; if your difficulty was 8 and you got 3, 5, 7, 2, and 1, you botched, if you rolled an 8, 1, 1, 1, and 1, you just failed.

This book is awesome! Get it, get it now! Before clicking on the link, I must warn you that it contains spoilers.
to read my observations.