1D6F

1D6F is a designation sometimes encountered in the context of dice rolling, particularly in role-playing games and other probability-based systems. It refers to a specific type of dice roll involving a six-sided die, denoted by "1D6," with the addition of an "F" which signifies a specific rule for handling the result. The "F" typically indicates a "floor" value.

When a 1D6F roll is made, the result of the six-sided die is taken. However, if the result is below a certain predetermined value, it is instead treated as that predetermined value. This predetermined value is usually 1, meaning that any roll of 1 on the die is automatically counted as a 1, and no roll can result in a value lower than 1. This mechanic ensures that a minimum outcome is always achieved, preventing excessively low or zero results that might otherwise be possible with a standard die roll. The exact implementation and the specific floor value can vary depending on the game system or context in which 1D6F is used.