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MendedWall12 wrote:
That makes total sense, except for the part where the game says a character can understand something, but they can't learn it. Isn't understanding the result of learning? Teachers teach so kids understand concepts. The process of understanding those concepts is called learning. Yeah, I know, it's a game and mechanics are not meant to recreate reality, but I still think that's funny that a wizard can understand something enough to copy it down, but can't "learn" it. :P
While I do get what you are saying, in the case of magic it is not enough to "learn about" (understand) but that you must also "learn how to" cast it.
While the language is somewhat ambiguous, in the context of spell casting, it is clear that learning a spell does not mean the the same thing as understanding what the words that describe the spell say.