No, only Malekith has the government form. The government form is tied to the "Malekith" trait. Gone Malekith, gone Naggaroth, in any sense.
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The Skaven have always been a constant threat to many great nations of the world, Empire included. Sigmar himself had to bring down a large army of them during his first years. Skaven attempted to conquer Lustria, Araby, Cathay, Tilea-Estalia; in 1111 they unleashed the Black Plague and tried to storm again the Empire and were stopped due to the humans receiving help by the vampires, in the 1800s they try and take Bretonnia, which receives help from the Asrai against them. After that, the Second Civil War breaks the Underempire apart, which explains why there are no longer great invasions until later centuries.
Regardless of all that, Skaven may use deceit, but are well known for piling swarms upon swarms of Clanrats and Rat Slaves upon their enemies at any given occasion. Usually whatever masterful plan a Warlord has in mind requires wasting tons of troops to the enemy as a distraction. The lore indeed states that Skaven Warlords will often send hordes on the surface hoping for them to be decimated, because Skaven breed so fast that, without enough casualties every month, the Underempire would implode due to overpopulation and lack of food.
Regardless of all that, Skaven may use deceit, but are well known for piling swarms upon swarms of Clanrats and Rat Slaves upon their enemies at any given occasion. Usually whatever masterful plan a Warlord has in mind requires wasting tons of troops to the enemy as a distraction. The lore indeed states that Skaven Warlords will often send hordes on the surface hoping for them to be decimated, because Skaven breed so fast that, without enough casualties every month, the Underempire would implode due to overpopulation and lack of food.
That's just a courtier, it defaults to the government of his liege. He doesn't really have a government.
The Avatars can be killed, that's not something impossible. I think the only error is the "natural_causes", which is probably not really natural causes, but was set that way wrongly in some event.
Both Nurglites and Slaaneshi can already become mages, either through favour gift or by being trained by another mage.
Tzeentch is more likely to give out magic, but Nurgle and Slaanesh also give it.
Any Breeder in your court is automatically considered your Breeder. The more Breeders you have in your court, the more likely you are to get a ratling from one of them.
You can't.
You can't.
You can't.
The first one is a limitation of the script, the other two would go against the lore.
Well, there would be some difficulties from a coding standpoint, but, for what concerns the lore, it's just the fact that the Templars are deeply rooted in sigmarite fanaticism, it's unlikely the order would just switch faith.
Both Dwarves, Chaos Dwarves and Goblins should, but their casus belli seems to be bugged in the last version.
It is, but, weirdly enough, they should not. The scopes for wars are strangely set up in the anti-intuitive way.
It's likely a consequence of the fertility hit related to the switch, which needs to be in to avoid weird pregnancies.
Just read their Dev Diaries.
Just read their Dev Diaries.
They cannot. If you want to know more, read their Dev Diary.
I believe it isn't anymore.
In any case, if the ring was stolen by a vampire and the thief who stole it didn't just decide to disappear rather than give it to the plotter, the ring is not lost yet.
You can search character and see if anybody has the Carstein Ring, if nobody has it, then it's lost forever.
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I don't know about the others, but for what concerns my material (all the portraits, amongst other things), if you want to use any you need to explicitly write on your mod's presentation that I made them, and should also link Geheimnisnacht as their original source.