Cloudshift, unsummon, and traitorous blood

[prayos]

If my opponent takes control of my creature, and the {Cloudshift}s it, if I {Unsummon} it, will it still go back to my hand?

[Ghebert]

If my opponent takes control of my creature, and the {Cloudshift}s it, if I {Unsummon} it, will it still go back to my hand?

Yes it will. You are the owner of the card so it would be returned to its owners hand.

Confirmed 🔨🔨

[prayos]

Fantastic. Thank you. Had a guy tell me it would go to his since it's a different creature from the one I casted.

[Ghebert]

Owning and controlling a card are two completely different things. If you own that card (purchased, traded for it, etc), you are the owner. During a game the owner of a card cannot change.

When he cloudshifts your creature, the board views that creature as a new creature under your opponents control. This does not make him the owner. He just controls it.

[AgrusKos]

The owner is the one who starts with it in their deck

[Ghebert]

The owner is the one who starts with it in their deck

Correct!
🔨 POW!

[AgrusKos]

The owner is the one who starts with it in their deck

Correct!
🔨 POW!

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[BlackJester]

The owner is the one who starts with it in their deck

Correct!
🔨 POW!

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