Lippa

The striker places the tapered stick on the ground and taps one pointed end with the longer stick to flip it into the air.

While the tapered stick is airborne, the striker swings the longer stick to hit it as far as possible into the field.

Fielders try to catch the tapered stick before it lands; a clean catch ends the striker's turn immediately with no score.

If nobody catches it, the striker's score for that turn is measured by counting how many stick-lengths lie between the landing spot and the starting mark.

Players take turns being the striker, and after an agreed number of rounds the player with the highest total distance wins.