Does returning creatures cast them in MTG?
Nope, returning creatures to the battlefield doesn't count as casting them. Casting involves paying the spell's mana cost and placing it on the stack from your hand. Returning creatures usually bypasses the stack unless it specifically says 'cast.'
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Actually, when you return a creature to the battlefield, it's more like teleporting them back into the fight. No casting involved, so no siree, it doesn't trigger those 'when you cast' abilities.
Hard no. Returning a creature is not casting. Casting is a specific action that involves moving a card from your hand and paying its cost. Returning creatures is a totally different magic trick.
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