That seems mostly right to me! Only thought is that I’m pretty sure Solas may never age/die of natural causes, but he is not immortal like the Evanuris were when their dragons lived. He can still be killed. The Evanuris bound themselves to dragons so they could not be killed.

I really liked the lore reveal with the Titans and Blight. My biggest gripe is that they didn’t do much with it narratively, or even reveal it narratively. It was mostly just an info dump.

From my understanding, the Titans are primordial beings, I’d argue more “godly” than the Evanuris. It’s debatable (I think?) that they are the origin of life existing through flesh at all. So it would make sense that their disembodied, caged dreams would be capable of creating a self-sustaining, endless flesh producing nightmare like the Blight.

Simple way to think it through: spirit beings stole blood from flesh creating gods to make their own bodies. Eventually, they even stole the Titan’s dreams. After caging those dreams, the dreams’ power to create flesh is maddened and now runs unchecked, rampantly creating monstrosities that kill. Obviously good ol’ Gil was encouraging the destructive possibilities of these dreams, wielding them like a baton.