Lape
- Flat wooden or stone discs, several per player
- A cleared strip of ground and a small target stake or marker
Played along a cleared lane typically 15-20m long, with a target marker placed at the far end.
A small stake or marker is placed at one end of a long cleared strip of ground.
Players or teams take turns throwing their flat discs from the opposite end, trying to land as close to the marker as possible.
A thrown disc may also be used to knock an opponent's closer disc out of position, shifting the advantage back in the thrower's favor.
After every player has thrown all of their discs for the round, the closest disc to the marker earns its owner or team a point.
Additional points can be awarded for extra discs that land within an agreed close distance of the marker, rewarding accurate throwing beyond just the closest one.
Rounds continue with the marker sometimes moved to a new spot, and the first side to reach an agreed score wins the match.