I am throwing a MS WS Destiny and I really have to say that this disc has a lot of great numbers that will allow an intermediate thrower extra distance when thrown at max.  I may warn that an advanced player will be able to turn over a disc like this but for those with less power: this disc will be more forgiving due to its high glide and understable flight characteristics.  It's rated a 14, so when thrown backhand at max power, this disc will trend right before flexing back (again, experienced/ strong arm throwers will be able to turn a hyzer over to anhyzer before getting the disc to flex back.)  I wouldn't recommend this disc to a begginer or anyone that can't throw beyond a 10 speed disc, 14 won't get you any closer to the basket.  This is a great disc for anyone familiar with turning over understable discs, particularly one that is looking to add max distance to their drive.  

The Destiny is super fast and very understable, making for some epic hyzer flips and rollers. It also excels in a tailwind, carrying straight where my World or Trespass would fade out. It is a very fast disc with a wide rim so it is not best for brand new players.

Of my Destiny's I throw this one the least. I got a 168g and got out of it exactly what I wanted... a roller disc. I have been able to huck this on roller lines that start 50ft out and ones that start rolling 200ft out. As a RHBH roller thrower I find that I get less right-to-left movement during the roll and usually finishes with a nice left-to-right curl. Could just be how im throwing it though, I don't use rollers very often yet.