I've only gotten to throw this a few times for practice and I already love it. Flies like a Cataclysm with more fade for me. The comparisons to Destroyer or Nuke feel accurate. 172g means you can fight a slight breeze with little worries, seemingly holding it's line to almost everything but a strong gust.
I'm liking the plastic. Feels great and the flakes/glitter give it a unique look.
I bought the miss-stamp because of the sale, and I kinda wish I had bought a few more as the value feels unbeatable.

This thing is a beautiful beefcake.
I love the uranium plastic .as a mainly forehand ripper .this thing takes some muscle but Flys perfect when you hit your line

I bought the red misprint. The comparisons to Innova's Destroyer are fairly accurate, except I would say this is more consistent in flight and result. This Plague can get down the course and has that very dependable fade at the end. This has found a spot in my bag and you simply can't beat the price.

This is my go-to disc for when I need a consistent fade. use it for some spike hyzers as well as my up around trees with a predictable fade.

Essentially Doomsday's take on the popular Destroyer, it is a very reliable disc that will fly straight before having considerable fade. With my experience and arm speed, it is in between a Destroyer and a Nuke, because of the touch more fade I get out of it. The sparkle is fun, and while it's there, it isn't in your face. The flexibility also minimizes skipping, so it stays where it lands.