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Another question to ask yourself would be: how was he killed exactly? If he was just transported to another plane of existence (Kokytos, Hell or the Void), then he wouldn't actually be dead (until one being of these places killed him for good), and you would have to wait more to know his ultimate destiny. The same can also be said if he prevented his death through a ritual of returning or the returning or vortex of returning spell, or even a ring of returning item or Armor of Virtue artifact. Yet another way he could have been "killed" would be through mind control effects, such as the mind control or charm spells (note that there are a bunch of other spells that can do that, but these are the two most common; also not only spells can do that, for example Aboleths can mind control with their regular attacks); again, in that case, he would not be truly dead, he simply wouldn't serve you anymore; although I believe that this actually cannot happen for a prophet, so it must not be the case here.
Short of all these possibilities, then I believe it must be a display bug. Just in case though, I would wait for one full turn before attempting to cast the spell; or alternatively I would try to repeat this situation in single player and see what happens when you cast the spell. If your game is already a singleplayer one, you could even simply duplicate your save file to test it right away.
I should add that he was under multiple magic effects. I used a battle spell that makes dead soldiers on the battlefield rise from the dead immediatly (Life after Death). So as he died, he rised again, then died "again" after a few battle turns.
Note that I also have +3 Undying from a throne.
This is a MP game. Yes this is what I thought about, I will wait a turn at least.
I'll wait the dead to be really dead before attempting any spell on it. Ty
I haven't tested it personally and I can't really see how that would work with the way Dominions handles shapes, but I suppose the spell may have a specific exemption for the forms it produces coded into it. Even if it is true it might not work in this case because he became a soulless first, but it's probably worth testing.
On a related note, presumably you can't use twiceborn more than once on the same unit? Something I was meaning to test just to see if it worked anything like ritual of rebirth (which I haven't tested either!).
In Dom 4 it was possible to rebirth any of your dead HoF commanders including those no longer in the hall of fame (due to others overtaking their position), not sure if this is still true in Dom 5. It probably just checks for the HoF tag and allows rebirth if the commander is either a dead living being or a mummy and ignores other types of dead HoF commanders including unique summons (which can be resummoned anyway).
Didn't know you could use it on a hero who's been knocked off the leaderboard. Thanks for that and for confirming it properly works multiple times.