Is that Professor DM as the angry dwarf?

Joe mentioned this IS AN OFFICIAL D&D SETTING, using official canon D&D characters like the Lady of Pain, although its clearly an alt timeline/multiverse seperate from the regular D&D multiverse.

So black label is kind of like Un-iverse and/or maybe the new Echomultiverse compared to the regular MtG multiverse.

Or the Kelvin Timeline and/or Terran Universe vs the Prime Universe in Star Trek.

This makes me think even more strongly that the villianous UA is for this new alt timeline setting.

I had a post-apocalyptic Planescape idea back in the day. It was surprisingly subdued next to this!

I did something similar once as an "AU" one-shot to my main campaigns; ended up more Mad Max inspired though (featuring the obligatory goblin playing a flaming guitar). Was good fun asking all my players to roll up weird "what if" versions of any of their prior characters, some of them with different classes entirely.

Is it really a brand new setting if it's just the old settings smashed to pieces?

Who are the fourth player and the GM? I get Joe Manganiello, Luke Stratton from PirateBorg, and Professor DM.

Who are the fourth player and the GM? I get Joe Manganiello, Luke Stratton from PirateBorg, and Professor DM.

I think it's Daði of Mystic Arts. By far the best dungeontuber on that table IMO. (I think because I'm not watching.)

From the description at the beginning, it sounds like Black Label means that these will be official releases playing in official settings that can do things and change things in unofficial/non-canon ways. So key characters or deities might be different or killed off entirely. Big piles of "what ifs" and "feel free to play in the sandbox" types of releases that don't affect the official product lines and continuities.