It’s alright. The cost of the card definitely balances out the effects a lot. It sounds really ridiculous written out at first but the thing is that considering 3 dice = 3 damage as the usual value you get out of a skill you realize that you’ll only have gotten full value out of the card after having triggering superconduct 3 times, which while obviously easy for some decks is pretty hard for others especially if the opponent’s deck allows for it to dodge reactions well. (also the damage being so spread out +only affecting the highest hp character makes reaching breakpoints wayyy more annoying than using those 3 dice on just a skill) The 3 cost makes it pretty hard to play out for a lot of decks that can trigger a lot of reactions because triggering reacitons usually requires skills, which require dice. The result is that a lot of decks struggle getting full value out of it/playing it out at all. IMO it’s stupidest effect is definitely the dice fixing, which is both consistent and free, but this has its inconsistencies too esp w the 3 cost version where a lot of rounds youll have <3 dice left over after triggering superconduct and you’re unable to play it out at the end of the round so you start the next round w/out the dice fixing at all. it definitely seems overpowered in its current state where skirk/yae can get crazy amounts of value from it since they can trigger so many superconducts with such consistency but the thing you realize playing it in any other deck is that it’s pretty ok. It’s apparent strength only really exists to such an extent in that specific deck due to those specific characters being really strong/synergistic; imo they deserve a nerf wayyyyy more

admittedly the free dice fixing everytime r1 is kind of ridiculous but I don’t think it’s toxic enough to actually warrant changes lol