Man this disc goes far!  I bought this disc from a guy online because I heard a lot of hype around it.  I'm really glad I gave it a shot.  This disc just goes for days.  The one I got is a little lighter, which helps with my arm speed, but I've had some huge bombs with this disc.

The feel of the rim if pretty nice, not too big for a distance driver.  I've thrown it both on a FH and BH with pretty consistent results.  On a FH, this disc will turn a fair amount before finishing with a strong fade.  The thing I notice is that it really continues forward with the fade instead of just dumping out.  I do have to release it flat or with a slight hyzer, or it can just turn over, not to a roller, but just die softly into the ground.  On a BH, this disc is a good hyzer flip bomber, but I have really enjoyed throwing monster hyzers with it.  I feel like a mini-crush boy with this disc.  If I have a slight tailwind or cross-wind that gets under the flight plate, I'm going to chuck a big sky hyzer and get some great distance with accuracy.  

The X-Out plastic does have some divots in it, but nothing that bothers me or really affects flight too much.  It's a pretty fast disc so not too beginner friendy.  

I absolutely love this disc the Splatter S-Blend X-out has one of my favorite stamps and one of the first distance drivers that I threw with accuracy. It is very controllable and you can get some serious distance out of it too.  One of my favorite discs to throw!

I got this on sale and was expecting it to be an ok driver and it easily exceeded my expectations. Flies similar to a star destroyer and a Zeus except plastic is a bit more flexible to where players can have a better grip on the disc. Very good for forehand and backhand. I recommend to get this disc but first, know how to throw a disc straight. If you don't you won't be able to throw the emperor correctly. If you know how to get it get multiple. One lightweight and one close to 175g. It will help you in the longrun.

This is a good Overstable high-speed driver, in the area of Destroyers. In fact, there would be so much overlap between this and a Destroyer that you'd be better off choosing one. What this has going for it is a great feel and attractive plastic options. You can count on this not turning over on you unless you have Gibson style power. 

My first emperors came today and I love them. I got a 171g Splatter S-Blend and a 168g Swirly S-Blend. The Splatter is nice and flat with great grip and flex. The swirly has decent dome.

They bot backhand similarly. Stable flight with decent low speed fade. I prefer the splatter for FH shots over the swirly but only bc flatter discs feel more comfortable FH.

I ultimately choose this over the Destroyer bc I prefer the slightly wider rim.

I have been using the I blend Emperor for a bit and have really liked it, but they wear into a slightly less stable DDX/OS Tern type flight after a couple of months, so I picked up one of the newer spalatter star ones(which is one of my favorite looking discs that I've gotten in many years of playing) in few grams lighter than the I blends I have and it flies just like they do, but the Star plastic should ensure it stays in that spot a little longer. 

This is an odd disc to me because I grabbed to just for kicks and wasn't looking to switch up my bag, but it has wrenched it's way in, and has made a real argument to be the ideal BH max D driver for where my game is.