Valkyries are female figures who guide souls to Odin's hall Valhalla. Term "valkyrja" means "chooser of the slain" in Old Norse. They are mentioned in various Norse poems and sagas from 13th century
Sequel to God of War III, focusing on Norse Mythology. Kratos, former Greek God of War, now lives with son Atreus in Midgard. Story follows Kratos' quest to spread Faye's ashes across Nine Realms. Baldur, Freya's son, becomes main antagonist seeking revenge
Valhalla is a hall in Asgard ruled by Odin, containing warriors who die in battle. Hall features shields, mail, wolves, and ravens, with 540 doors. Valhalla is described as shining golden and peaceful from afar
Sequel to 2018's God of War follows Kratos and Atreus in Norse mythology. Players must explore Nine Realms to find answers about Ragnarök prophecy. Atreus seeks knowledge about Loki's prophecy and his role in Ragnarök. Kratos must decide between past mistakes and becoming Atreus' father
Valhalla means "hall of battle-slain" in Old Norse. Only warriors who died in battle went to Valhalla. Valkyries were battle-clad maidens who chose warriors for Valhalla
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