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Valhalla is the place in Norse mythology where the honored dead go. Honored status is gained if the person in question died in battle.
In Norse mythology, the daughter of Loki and Angrboða is Hel. She is the ruler of the realm of the dead also known as Helheim.
In Greek mythology the Gates to Hades is guarded by Cerebeus a multi-headed dog. There is also a ferry-man who takes the dead across the river styx -- but no troll. Trolls are from Norse Mythology.
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Those who died from old age or sickness belong to Hel. Those who died bravely in battles belong to either Freya or Odin.
The Raven is considered in most Native American mythology as a trickster and a creating god. It is said that the Raven also helped the Norse god Oden to find out information on the world of both the living and the dead.
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In Norse mythology, Loki is married to the giantess Angrboða and has three children with her: Fenrir (a wolf), Jörmungandr (a serpent), and Hel (ruler of the realm of the dead).
The term "hel" typically refers to the underworld or realm of the dead in Norse mythology. It is a gloomy and cold place where those who did not die in battle go after death. It is ruled over by the goddess Hel.
Odin was the god of all of these things. Check out the series of articles starting here: http://www.norsemyth.org/2010/03/odin-runes-part-one.html
Hades was the God of the dead in Greek mythology.