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Unfortunately, this is still a big debate, I (and others) think it should default to the player who played the Return/Take ability unless it says 'Return to Owners Hand' then it goes to the Owners Hand.Yes, you can but it goes to Opponents Deck, but you will still draw, this follows the rule that all cards go to their owners deck by definition. You can't have an Opponents card in your deck.
Unfortunately, this is still a big debate, I (and others) think it should default to the player who played the Return/Take ability unless it says 'Return to Owners Hand' then it goes to the Owners Hand.
As far as I could tell from the debate before, the Elders were disputing it.
The debate is still open, and haven't been resolved. Currently, they are still being questioned if a card says 'Return to Hand' means you take it or it goes to Owner.Either way, both sides have given good evidence for their Arguements.