And just like that, the curtain has closed on another season of House of the Dragon. Season 3 was bookended by two bloody battles that reset the board entirely for Team Black and Team Green. The latter scored a major victory with the resurrection of King Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney), and that throws plenty into jeopardy for Team Black’s Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy), who was in the midst of her own crash-out long before Aegon got his second wind.
With the Battle of Tumbleton, House of the Dragon does what it does best: delivering the kind of conflict that neither side really wins. Though both teams are still licking their wounds when Season 3 comes to an end, the conversation is already turning from who survived the latest skirmish to the battles to come. A more decisive victory is in sight for either Aegon or Rhaenyra, but it’ll take some time to finally get there. The fourth season of HBO’s fantasy prequel will bring an end to the Dance of Dragons, and the Season 3 finale has effectively started the countdown. Here’s everything we know about Season 4 so far.