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Hi Dakka, quick question.

The Necron Codex states that a Royal Court member may be assigned to lead a group. It also states that only one member of the Royal Court can join each unit in this manner, otherwise they remain part of the Royal Court.

My question is this, if I had two Overlords (and two Royal Courts), could I have one member of each Royal Court join the same unit, (ie, Cryptek A and Cryptek B both join the same Warrior squad), I'm a little unsure since they are not from the same Court.

Thanks in advance

Yes. Two Royal Courts allow you to attach 1 Cryptek from each Royal Court to another unit.

Yep, common dual Court set up. I often run Zahndrek/Obyron and a Anrakyr to get two Veils of Darkness (one from each court, go into separate units), put a Lord in each squad (from the opposite Courts to their Veilteks), then have Obyron transport a third unit.

So I end up with something like

10 Lychguard (Anrakyr, Veiltek, Res Lord)
10 Pyrrean Eternals (Obyron, Res Lord, and then normally another choppy-Lord)
10 Deathmarks (Zahndrek, Veiltek)

This was clarified in the 6th edition FAQs as legal.