不鳥穀空間與桌遊 For Good Board Game

30 8 月, 2015

不鳥穀空間與桌遊 For Good Board Game Space

以下介紹不鳥穀空間與桌遊的相關訊息（ For Good Board Game ）。

桌上遊戲（英語：Tabletop game或Table game、Board game），通常被簡稱為桌遊。

桌上圖板遊戲在德國非常興盛，每年廠商推出許多遊戲。近年來，各國的桌上遊戲設計者越來越有把許多動作、聲音、節奏、道具、圖片、公仔、故事背景，甚至是如動畫、影視、音樂、舞蹈等藝術、文化及多媒體等素材加入遊戲的趨勢，提供玩家或玩家們更多感官的刺激和不同於以往的經驗，以提升遊戲的樂趣與品質。

桌遊主題可以涵蓋甚廣，通常可因內容及遊戲性質而有：

策略遊戲
益智遊戲
推理遊戲
角色扮演遊戲
幼教遊戲
小品遊戲
等等的區分。

圖板遊戲推廣協會

▲ 不鳥穀漢口分店玩桌遊 For Good Board Game Space

不鳥穀未來將建立桌遊場地空間之服務
但在完成建置之前
如果您有自己的桌遊
歡迎揪團來此盡興遊樂
平日10元/小時/每人，假日15元/小時/每人。
以最少4人之團體預約，桌遊自備。

可使用不鳥穀會議室與多功能場地
詳細收費方案
http://www.forgood.company/www/coworking-space/
官網與聯絡方式
http://www.forgood.company/www

備註：此方案為特別方案，專為桌遊愛好者所開放之優惠，如租用者以此方案移作其他用途，本場地有權不予承租或收取其他用途所衍生之費用。如有其他需求，歡迎參考本空間會議室或者一日進駐方案。

Phone: (02)2371-0109、0989-780-550
E-mail: forgood@forgood.company 、 forgooddevelop@gmail.com
Line: forgoodcoworking

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▲ 不鳥穀博愛總店玩桌遊

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St Paul’s agapē was not primarily about good works and giving to the poor^{[dubious – discuss]} (And though I feed the poor with all my goods, and though I give my body, that I be burned, and have not love [agapē], it profiteth me nothing—1 Cor 13:3, Geneva translation, 1560), although in English the word “charity” has steadily acquired this as its primary meaning, wherein it was first used in Old French at least since the year 1200 A.D..

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