This is my go-to disc for layups and putts. It fits in my hand nicely with a little bit of a beefier profile for maximum control. In the eraser plastic, this disc beats in nicely and is very grippy. It is balanced well between grip and durability so that you will not have to replace it often, and it grabs that chains well for spin putts. The warlock flies fairly straight with just a little bit of turn and fade when thrown with power. I would not throw this putter off the tee, prefer something with a slimmer profile, but I definitely recommend this as a putter for anyone new to the game.

A beadless aviar is what this disc essentially is. I have tried this disc in multiple plastics and I can say some things about this disc. During the summer, unless it is lower than 80 degrees outside any softness with more than one S (SS,SSS,SSSS,$,$$) should not be used. During the summer I would go with the warlock in the Soft plastic. My favorites are both the eraser and the soft plastic. The soft plastic is pretty much firm with a slight grip that the player can use to his or her advantage. If the Soft does not have enough grip, I suggest the eraser. The eraser can very much be used as an approach as it will plant and sit inside the circle. If you are in the cold I'd go with a SS or SSS. The grip will help you a ton. the SSSS is way too much to where you could possible put a hole in it with ur thumb. 

Overall, this disc is a great one if you looking for a mix between an aviar and a p2. It has less flight than the P2 but the feel is fairly similar and has more of a flight of an aviar. I'd reccomend this to players of all levels. But make sure you get the right plastic.