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Depends on what they fought for and who they fought for.
Some Warriors go to Star Clan, but evil ones that did not follow the Warrior code go to The Dark Forest.
It is the place of no stars, or the dark forest, where the evil go.
The good warriors go to Starclan, where they hunt in prey-rich forests and live among the stars. If you go to StarClan, you are part of or you watch important ceremonies like when a cat is apprenticed to the medicine cat or a leader gets their 9 lives.
So they go to either StarClan or The Dark Forest.
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How do you get to Valhalla, the legendary hall in Norse mythology where fallen warriors are said to go after death?
In Norse mythology, warriors who die bravely in battle are believed to be chosen by the Valkyries to go to Valhalla.
How does Firestar die in 'Warriors Sunrise'?
He doesn't die.
In Warriors did Hazelpaw die?
As of the warriors book Sunrise, Hazeltail has not yet died.
Does holly blaze die from warriors?
no
How did rippletail die in warriors?
by a beaver.
How does spiderlegs die in warriors?
Spiderleg did not die yet in the series.
According to the Norse culture what happens to people after they die?
Viking warriors go to Odin's great hall Valhalla where they fight and feast.
How does fuzzypelt die?
Fuzzypelt in Warriors? Becaue in Warriors, he dies of old age in the elder's den...., but if not Warriors, then I don't know what the muffins you are talking about...
Does Firestar die in 'Warriors Power of Three'?
No he will not.
Does jigsaw's apprentice die?
There is no Jigsaw in Warriors!
Does Firestar die in 'Warriors Long Shadows'?
No he will not die in Long Shadows.
Where do Norse warriors go when they die?
Norse warriors who die valorously in battle are believed to go to Valhalla, a majestic hall located in Asgard, ruled by the god Odin. In Valhalla, they are welcomed by Valkyries and engage in daily feasts and combat, preparing for Ragnarok, the end of the world. Those who do not die in battle may go to Hel, a realm ruled by the goddess Hel, where they lead a less glorious afterlife. This belief reflects the Norse values of bravery and honor in warfare.
