If you had a _buttload_ of memory, you could use XML files instead of SQLServer (or MSDE), load them into .NET DataSets and do all the work from there. By the same token, if you've got that much memory, you could do the same from any "database".
Being an at-work .NETter(and a fan of anything MS for the first time), I think it would be a fun exercise to get EQEmu running as a Managed App, but just like Java(or any other managed environment) that management comes with a price.
I'd be interested in mucking around on a EQEmu.NET project, but I wouldn't expect it to perform well enough to actually become the main fork, or even a "recognized" fork.
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