Dear Raven, love your work. My one suggestion is to mention how far into spoilers you are. This way when we are watching these we can see if it's current or if maybe a future release has answered the question.
I actually want to see what cause the parshendi to accept Odium, and refuse Honor. It would be good to get some context, on why they accepted Damnation.
Imagine living in your own planet with your two gods and one race came from another planet, took your planet, your gods like the humans more and abandoned you and still the humans see you like the enemy because the god they bring with them is lending power to your race
If I could make a sugesstion for your thumbnails, remove the red on the bottom. It is the same color as the already watched bar and is confusing, people may think they have already watched your video and skip over it. I think the red on the other sides is fine. Pretty much everytime the video is suggested I think I have already watched it.
Something I'm confused about. So back before the everstorm, a defeated fuzed would have to go back to Braize until the next desolation. But what about the pursuer? He was said to have been killed first in the first desolation, so every time he died he came back and hunted whoever killed him until he killed them. How does that work? I could understand how it could work in the later desolations, like the ones where two desolations only had a year in between. In those he could come back well within a single human lifetime. In earlier desolations, though, how did it work? Him dying would probably let whoever killed him live a full natural life before he could come back again.
Prior to the everstorm the fused had a different means of returning to Roshar during a desolation. We knew that had to have a means of returning to Roshar after being slain as simply killing fused hosts was not an option for ending desolations, they only ended when the Heralds returned to Braise. We don’t know what this method was but presumably it’s slower than using the everstorm.
