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@Redkliff That would be Aranessa. I agree that she should living pirates and not undead, but they only have two living units and no living lords or heroes (besides Aranessa herself). So to do it properly, I'd have to add a lot of new units and at least one generic hero and lord, which would be difficult (although I am learning to make new units for my WIP Cathay mod, so maybe).
But also, there are a few mods already that overhaul Sartosa to be a living pirate faction. For example Nanu's Pirates of Sartosa Overhaul https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2866673136
So I honestly think the house names and prominence, especially outside of Zharr Naggrund, are mostly just fan-canon by the mod authors, and the houses should just be treated as generic Chaos Dwarfs like you might find in Zharr Naggrund
I know that Slaves of the Black Dwarf, Snakebeard's Artificers, and Black Kraken Armada are all references to existing Chaos Dwarf characters, but I'm not sure what any of the house names are references to in-setting
There's obvious real world inspirations like House Baal but I don't remember any Chaos Dwarf with the last name Baal. I could be missing something though, you could ask at the modding den
Also I take back what I said about Zharr-Naggrund not having labourers, they wouldn't have hobgoblins but they would have goblin and orc slaves.