What does NaN mean in a damage stat?

I have a monster that says it does 1d6 + NaN Bludgeoning damage and I don't know what the "NaN" means. I can't seem to find an answer on this so I thought I would post it here. If someone can tell me what this means it would be appreciated.

I have a monster that says it does 1d6 + NaN Bludgeoning damage and I don't know what the "NaN" means. I can't seem to find an answer on this so I thought I would post it here. If someone can tell me what this means it would be appreciated.

Can you post what book the monster is found in?

NaN means Not a Number.

I would guess it is a mistake where someone did a calculation that failed, such as a divide by zero. I would treat it as zero unless you can get an errata from the publisher.

EDIT: Ninja'd

NaN means "Not a Number"

It means that whatever app/program you are using had an error. It tried to calculate a number, but it could not do so. Probably because something other than a number was used as an input.

Were you using SFRPG Tools? You may have to manually calculate that part of the monster's stats.

MsMarvel wrote:

I have a monster that says it does 1d6 + NaN Bludgeoning damage and I don't know what the "NaN" means. I can't seem to find an answer on this so I thought I would post it here. If someone can tell me what this means it would be appreciated.

Can you post what book the monster is found in?

It's a custom monster that I was creating in https://sfrpgtools.com/monster-builder. I was expecting it to spit out a monster with 1d6 + 3 (strength mod), but I got that instead. It's possible the site is incorrect, but I just want to be sure I haven't done something incorrectly.

Here is the complete sheet https://imgur.com/a/fw0rc08.

EDIT: Ninja'd

NaN means "Not a Number"

It means that whatever app/program you are using had an error. It tried to calculate a number, but it could not do so. Probably because something other than a number was used as an input.

Were you using SFRPG Tools? You may have to manually calculate that part of the monster's stats.

As I was writing the previous reply, yours and Breti's replies came in explaining things. Thanks for the help everyone!

That website will let you edit the monster's stat block. You can write in the correct number where it says "NaN".