In Norse legends, Valhalla holds great significance as a resting place for warriors who died bravely in battle. It symbolizes honor, valor, and the idea that the warrior's spirit continues to exist in a divine realm. Those chosen for Valhalla are believed to feast and prepare for their role in Ragnarök, the apocalyptic battle. This concept reflects the Norse adherence to ideals of courage and glory, emphasizing the importance of heroic deeds in life and the afterlife, thus shaping the culture's views on victory and sacrifice.