Scenario:
* You have more than 6 cards in your hand.
* You activate Super Rejuvenation.
* You discard cards to reach a hand size of 6.
The Rules:
* Super Rejuvenation: When you discard a card, you can draw a card. This effect can only be activated once per turn.
* Discarding to a Limit: Most card games have a rule about discarding down to a set number of cards (like 6 in your case). This is generally treated as a separate action from discarding for other effects.
The Outcome:
1. Discard to 6: You first discard cards down to 6, not triggering Super Rejuvenation. This is a separate action.
2. Super Rejuvenation: You then activate Super Rejuvenation. Because you've already discarded down to 6, any further discarding for Super Rejuvenation would violate the hand size limit.
Therefore, Super Rejuvenation will not be able to draw you any cards in this scenario.
Key Point: Think of the hand size limit as a separate constraint. You can't use Super Rejuvenation to discard past that limit.