thats pretty cool! though again, I must say, why witch over mud or frosty? The stone will help a little with preserving her, but in the end, I see a mud or frost being a more effective unit, whether you were to play offensively, or defensively. I like the fact you choose witch for unblockable high damage in combo with dragon, and perhaps you may justify her presence with just that (perfectly valid). Just asking, du

I'm gonna be honest. It just doesn't look like it would be all that effective. I do applaud the fact that it is a bit different then your run of the mill turt (witch and all) and the strategy you gave sounds somewhat effective. I don't know, just somethin about it.

I would definitely love to play it, so I can see why I am wrong or see why I'm right.

The big flaw is against a scout-side Netjak rush. If the enemy has some fast range that can come down and de-stone matched up with the heavy hitters in the middle (happens to be exactly the NJR setup), your scout and your witch are basically toast, and while it's possible to get the scout and mud in trade, you'll take heavy damage doing so, and they'll still have the chance to move their ambusher over enough to make re-Stoning a non-viable option.

Against most other sets, this one's great as long as you play the strategy above.

I agree with du, trade the witch for a frost or mud. you'll always be forced on the defensive with this form though (as in you'll never be able to rush in with their frost waiting behind a lineup) which is the drawback for "most" center turts.

it sucks balls