A really good putter from Dynamic Discs that works best as a driving putter to me. It feels pretty deep in the hand because of the bead and has a good blend of stability and speed for driving. It has a nice flat top and a comfortably sized bead which feels good in the hand for putting if you like a deep feeling putter, but it is too stable for my putting preference. I imagine it would be very good for push putting for those who prefer a beaded putter.

The Marshal is a stable putter than fits nicely in the DD lineup. It's more stable than a Warden and feels great in the hand. It has less glide than a Judge and is slightly deeper. Classic Marshals offer a nice clean release and the plastic feels great. I also have them in Classic Blend, Prime Burst, and Classic Soft. The Marshal is my primary putting putter and I recommend giving it a try. 

The Marshall is a stable putter from Dynamic Discs. The Marshall has a very nice feel in hand, and it does have a small microbead (don't be affraid of this, its hardly noticeable). The Classic plastic felt just right for firmness and grip. The flight is similar to a Judge, but I would say it has a hair more stability. It was able to hold hyzer lines, while still being able to easily throw just about any other line. I felt like the Marshall can handle a bit more power than the Judge. It was a great putter in the circle as well, it holds that straight line with predictable fade at the end. Really a nice workhorse putter from Dynamic.

The Marshal in Classic Blend is an excellent putter.  It's a bit more overstable than the Judge and Warden, but not all that much.  I suspect the Classic Blend Marshals have been tweaked from the Trilogy Challenge Marshals that were in Prime plastic;  the CB Marshals are not the bricks some video reviewers claimed they were.

The Marshal has a micro-bead that is barely more than flashing;  it is comfortable to throw and the micro-bead is not a hindrance.  The Marshal is really good for spin putting inside the circle, and mild hyzers for longer putts.  I'm looking forward to the Marshal in premium plastic such as Lucid or Fuzion for longer approach shots.

The Marshal does have a bit more glide than I originally expected;  I got a few *doinks* off teh top rim of the basket if I got the nose up on the disc.  After some practice, I found a better range.

I sitll like the Warden a lot, but the Marshal is giving the Warden a run for its money as my primary putting putter.

Edited 5/20/18:  The Marshal won.  Since it came out in Classic plastic, the Marshal is now my main putting putter, especially as I changed to a more pure spin putting style.  Very reliably accurate for me.