Oversized League Prizes

All Hallow's Eve

Sorcery

Exile All Hallow's Eve with two scream counters on it. At the beginning of your upkeep, if this card is exiled with a scream counter on it, remove a scream counter from it. If there are no more scream counters on it, put it into your graveyard and each player returns all creature cards from their graveyard to the battlefield.

Printing details

About this card

Set: Oversized League Prizes (OLEP)
Collector number: 42
Rarity: Rare
Released: May 29, 1998
Artist: Christopher Rush
Language: English
Mana value: 4
Oracle ID: ebed900f-6de3-4ae7-9795-fae34882298d

Color profile

Color identity

Black

Format check

Legality

TLR: Not legal
Duel: Legal
Brawl: Not legal
Penny: Not legal
PreDH: Legal
Future: Not legal
Legacy: Legal
Modern: Not legal
Pauper: Not legal
Alchemy: Not legal
Pioneer: Not legal
Vintage: Legal
Historic: Not legal
Standard: Not legal
Timeless: Not legal
Commander: Legal
Gladiator: Not legal
Old School: Not legal
Premodern: Not legal
Oathbreaker: Legal
Standard Brawl: Not legal
Pauper Commander: Not legal
Competitive Brawl: Not legal

Official notes

Rulings

October 1, 2009 Wizards of the Coast

The only thing that happens when All Hallow's Eve resolves is that it's exiled with two scream counters on it.
October 1, 2009 Wizards of the Coast

All Hallow's Eve's triggered ability functions from the exile zone. This ability has an "intervening 'if' clause." It won't trigger at all unless All Hallow's Eve is exiled and has a scream counter on it (which can happen only if it resolves as a spell).
October 1, 2009 Wizards of the Coast

Each creature returned to the battlefield by All Hallow's Eve enters under its owner's control.
October 4, 2004 Wizards of the Coast

Since you can respond to triggered abilities, it is legal to sacrifice creatures using some spell or ability prior to resolving the ability that removes the final counter from All Hallow's Eve.

Card links

Cards found together in sampled public decks. Lands are excluded and different printings count as one card. This suggests shared play, not a proven combo.

No sampled co-occurrences found

No other nonland cards were found alongside this card in the sampled public decks.