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Just noticed this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer40k/comments/4412z7/doom_of_mymeara_answers_from_forgeworld/

Overall great stuff and even better news for the Skathach.

Nobody will believe private emails. Over the last few years there have been 50+ "OMG guize OFFICIAL fw/gw ruling email!! " basically until they make their own errata on their own website, don't bother.

They are all the obvious answers. Good job by Forgeworld as usual.

Someone's private Tumblr, website, jpeg of an email they received, etc. is not generally considered "official" until it's on the company website or in a printed book. Anyone can make up the answers or spoof an email.

The problem is that FW isn't putting anything "official" out, and email answers tend to change depending on who's answering the email. With IA1:2E I emailed them a series of questions for FAQ, never really heard back, but then someone else got them back in an actual typed up PDF with answers a couple months later, but the one they eventually ended up putting on their website was another document entirely!

 Vaktathi wrote:
The problem is that FW isn't putting anything "official" out, and email answers tend to change depending on who's answering the email. With IA1:2E I emailed them a series of questions for FAQ, never really heard back, but then someone else got them back in an actual typed up PDF with answers a couple months later, but the one they eventually ended up putting on their website was another document entirely!

Pretty much. This isn't an ideal situation, but it's the best answer we're going to get. Like it or not GW is not doing FAQs anymore.

(And you can thank me for some of that IA1 FAQ, since several of those questions are copy/pasted from things I asked on their facebook page, back when GW at least occasionally acknowledged that the internet exists.)