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Your best bet is still the high elves though, the Tomb Kings tend to have harder starts since you can only have one army until turn 20 or so. If you go high elves, I would recommend Tyrion, if managing maintenance and trying to figure out when to upgrade to better units ends up being difficult, then the tomb kings would be a good alternative. Probably Settra, he is supposed to have the easiest start and can get pretty powerful later on.
As for whether to play Vortex or ME, that is mostly a matter of personal taste. Do you like having a basic campaign and a sense of direction to help you figure out what to do next? Vortex is probably the best choice, every faction has a sort of mini-campaign that, while not in-depth, could provide goals for you to pursue. High Elves, Dark Elves, Lizardmen, and Skaven follow a Vortex campaign that tends to throw large waves of enemies at you, the other factions have their own goals. Otherwise, if you prefer just regular conquest and a large map, ME is your best option, the map is much larger than the vortex map and the only goal is conquest. If you have a favorite race from the first game, you might want to consider that to start with something familiar, as all the races from the first game are present on the map.