That would certainly be possible if the disks going offline hadn't rendered my vCenter server useless (it will not boot as complains about missing disks). Every VM is actually broken since VSAN took the multiple disks offline (It's a lab, so not major) but am curious if I can force the individual disks online, also why VSAN would mark them as offline to cause data loss.
I see this on the offline disks when I check from each host:
esxcli van storage list
naa.6b82a720d70583001dcd3fd31e99c463
Device: naa.6b82a720d70583001dcd3fd31e99c463
Display Name: naa.6b82a720d70583001dcd3fd31e99c463
Is SSD: false
VSAN UUID: 52e4b5b6-17d9-5b5c-7a71-602788ae693e
VSAN Disk Group UUID: 52aa1f89-f9e5-5c33-8132-28b589fca7d8
VSAN Disk Group Name: naa.6b82a720d70583001b60aa790ce49961
Used by this host: false
In CMMDS: false
Checksum: 6120321646211848238
Checksum OK: true
Emulated DIX/DIF Enabled: false