bormedier

Bormedier is a fictional currency used in world-building, role-playing games, and speculative fiction to illustrate the economics of imagined societies. It is not a real-world currency, and its value, form, and rules vary by setting.

Most depictions present bormedier as a unit subdivided into smaller units, with coins or notes minted in metals or printed as digital units. Common denominations range from 1 to 100 bormedier, sometimes more, with various symbolic emblems that reflect a culture or polity. The physical form—coin, note, or digital token—depends on the world’s technology and aesthetics.

In-world economics describe bormedier's role in everyday transactions, taxation, and contracts. Some settings tie bormedier to a commodity standard (such as salt or grain), while others use a fiat-like system or a floating rate against other fictional currencies. Monetary policy, inflation, and debasement are often used as narrative devices to explore social change.

Bormedier first appears in modern fantasy and science fiction literature and has since proliferated in role-playing game materials and fan fiction. It serves as a practical tool for illustrating trade networks, wealth distribution, and power relations without referencing real-world money.

Because the term is fictional, its specific details are defined anew by each author, game master, or world-builder. Readers encounter variations across works, but the concept remains a recognizable stand-in for any economy in a fictional setting.