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i was wondering if the benefits from dynasties stack?

for example.
if i choose Vassal Kingdom i have to choose a regular Dynasty code first.
i choose Mephrit for +3 range.

vassal kingdom says that you also get a second choice from circumstances of awakening.
i choose healthy paranoia for +3 range

does this mean my weapons have +6 range or am i misinterpreting something?

thanks all.

If you select Vassal Kingdom, you don't get a circumstance of awakening (top of pg.54).

 usernamesareannoying wrote:
i was wondering if the benefits from dynasties stack?

for example.
if i choose Vassal Kingdom i have to choose a regular Dynasty code first.
i choose Mephrit for +3 range.

vassal kingdom says that you also get a second choice from circumstances of awakening.
i choose healthy paranoia for +3 range

does this mean my weapons have +6 range or am i misinterpreting something?

thanks all.

"Unless you selected the Vassal Kingdom Dynastic Code, you can then also select one additional code from the Circumstances of Awakening list, opposite."

You don't get a Circumstances of Awakening trait if you choose Vassal Kingdom.

The Vassal Kingdom trait is the Necron version of the "Inheritors of the Primarch" trait, where you get to pick a big-boy "canonical" trait instead of picking two mini-build-a-bear traits.

thanks both... i was reading it backwards thinking that selecting vassal kingdom gave you the additional circumstance benefit.
seemed to good to be true

thanks again.