The third season of the fantasy show will kick off on June 29th — but only the first half. Much like Stranger Things 4, Netflix is splitting The Witcher season 3 into two volumes, the second of which will premiere in July. From there, things get interesting. Starting with season 4, Hemsworth will take over the lead role of Geralt from mainstay Henry Cavill, who is moving on to other projects. Clearly, Netflix has a good amount of faith in Hemsworth as the White Wolf.

Of course, it’s no surprise that the streamer wants to keep The Witcher going, Cavill or no Cavill, as the series has been a hit since season 1. Since then, in addition to new seasons of the main show, Netflix has also released spinoffs like the animated film Nightmare of the Wolf and the prequel series The Witcher: Blood Origin.