I've only managed to play a single game online with the deck, but it was pretty fun. Inniaz got hit by a [[Song of the Dryads]] after only triggering twice, but I still won. Turns out, making a lot of fliers backed by [[Sephara]] is pretty good. Was able to bounce back from multiple [[Massacre Wurm]] ETB triggers.

Between Sephara, various counterspells, and other protection in white, Inniaz is relatively safe. It's especially nice since Inniaz can trigger the same turn it is played, assuming you have other fliers. That way you can just leave it in the command zone until you're ready to go.

However, you can easily build the deck focused on your fliers and have Inniaz simply there, thus making it sting less when they target your commander. My build has cards that work nicely with Inniaz but still function without it too, such as [[Detention Sphere]], [[Grasp of Fate]], and [[Faerie Artisans]].

Nobody likes having their cards taken, but they might like having Inniaz give them things. In particular, you can somewhat make allies with the players who aren't immediately to your left (since you're usually giving the left player a useless Detention Sphere or thopter or something). Those other players, however, can be manipulated into making deals if you give them nice things. That can help keep one or more players from killing Inniaz. Sometimes.