Although True Brujah elders used to claim that Celerity was a bastardization of Temporis, some ancilla scholars among the bloodline now maintain that the reverse is true. Temporis is, in fact, an extreme logical extension of the same mystic principles that govern Celerity, combined with certain necromantic knowledge that is rumored to have come from the Nagaraja in exchange for an undefined boon. The two Disciplines are not "the same," as Temporis has received several centuries of refinement, but they are sufficiently close that knowledge of one precludes knowledge of the other.

A character with Temporis may never acquire Celerity (and no True Brujah may ever develop Celerity, even if she has never learned Temporis - her blood-linked affinity for Temporis is too strong). If a character with Celerity somehow fortuitously learns the first level of Temporis, her Celerity is immediately converted into the amount of experience points that would have been required for her to advance to that Celerity rating as an in-clan Discipline. Those experience points are halved, and then immediately used to purchase as many levels of Temporis as they can buy. Any leftover points from this conversion are lost.

У меня вопрос - а можно ли применить ментальные Дисциплины (Доминирование или Присутствие), по телевизору?

Может ли вампир истенно верящий в Сета взять преимущество "Истинная вера"?

Будет ли гореть на солнце пергамент из вампирской кожи?

Не может, ибо вера в Сета никак не соотносится к требованиям по взятию этого Достоинства (Человечность 9 или выше).
По согласованию с Рассказчиком можно, конечно, попробовать соорудить собственный вариант Истинной Веры именно под Сета, под путь Тифона - но это уже хоумрулы.

• Time Attunement

Before the vampire can manipulate time, he must be able to sense its workings. Time Attunement facilitates this awareness. This power allows the character to sense time fluctuations in his immediate vicinity, whether caused by other practitioners of Temporis, mortal wizards or stranger things. Additionally, the vampire has a perfect "internal clock" and is always (barring external interference or a Temporis botch) aware of the local time, the subjective and objective time that has elapsed during a given application of his other Temporis powers and the time remaining until local sunrise. This awareness is accurate down to at least a hundredth of a second.

System: Time Attunement is always in effect. The Storyteller secretly rolls the character's Perception + Temporis to see if the character detects a time distortion (difficulty of 9 minus the level of the power in use). The range of this sensory effect is a number of miles equal to the vampire's Perception, though particularly significant events (those generated with powers of Level Six or higher) may be sensed across hundreds or even thousands of miles. Additionally, any attempt to affect the vampire's internal clock has its difficulty increased by the character's Temporis rating (though this does not apply to powers that affect the vampire's physical body or surroundings – only those that alter his perceptions of time).

Celerity is a special case, as the temporal distortion it causes is very minor. The difficulty to sense a vampire activating Celerity is determined as per any other time distortion, but the maximum sensing range is equal to the character's Perception times 10 in yards. This does allow the character to sense Celerity in the turn that it's activated (before the Celerity user's extra actions come "online"), thus giving a slight warning of potential ambushes.

The internal clock feature of Time Attunement is always in effect and requires no roll or effort. Thus, with one glance at a bomb's digital timer, the character has a constant awareness of how much time remains until detonation – even while he's driving away, screaming into his cellular phone and shooting at the enemy ghouls who are trying to stop him.