Potato-Toss Rhyme

The potato-toss rhyme is a series of verses set to a children's game played in Ravenne.

Rules
Children toss a potato around a circle. With each toss, a rhyme is sung, then the children take a step backwards. This continues until someone drops the potato.

Verses
A coin for the beggar

A jewel for the thief

A sword for the soldier

A robe for the priest

A pen for the poet

A ring for the Jaeger

A snare for the trapper

A pan for the baker

A forge for the blacksmith

A glass for the barman

A bow for the hunter

A plow for the farmhand

A shop for the merchant

A ship for the sailor

A bribe for the Shiran

A pin for the tailor

A coach for the noble

A drink for the joyman

A post for the Consul

A game to begin again.

Trivia

 * Aren Cordelaine used to play this game when he was a child.
 * The third verse contains the answer to a trivia chest in Ticor's western forest, as well as to a question asked by Mage Chilblain in Cardone.