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Valhalla

An exceeding vast Asgardian hall that figures heavily in Norse mythology. Upon mortal defeat in combat ^[1], worthy warriors are chosen by Odin to reside in Valhalla1 drinking sweet intoxicating mead from Heiðrún’s under udders in preparation for true obliteration with the onset of Ragnarök.

↑ In this sense, Valhalla can be seen as a corollary to the Greek land of Elysium.

[1] In this sense, Valhalla can be seen as a corollary to the Greek land of Elysium.

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+An exceeding vast Asgardian hall that figures heavily in Norse mythology. Upon mortal defeat in combat <ref> In this sense, Valhalla can be seen as a corollary to the Greek land of [[elysium|Elysium]]. </ref>, worthy warriors are chosen by Odin to reside in Valhalla1 drinking sweet intoxicating mead from Heiðrún’s under udders in preparation for true obliteration with the onset of [[error|Ragnarök]].
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-Valhalla
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-An exceeding vast Asgardian hall that figures heavily in Norse mythology. Upon mortal defeat in combat, worthy
-warriors are chosen by Odin to reside in Valhalla1 drinking sweet intoxicating mead from Heiðrún’s under udders in
-preparation for true obliteration with the onset of
-[[error|Ragnarök]].
-</p>
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-In this sense, Valhalla can be seen as a corollary to the Greek land of
-[[elysium|Elysium]].
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