In honor of Pi Day (which is the actual day of the finals), this year's competition is based on Pi. There are two tasks to complete.
1. Along the nearest wall of the arena, there are a series of 10 LED buttons. The task here is to press the buttons as they light up in the digits of Pi.
2. The rest of the arena consists of 10 "nooks" in which we can place stacks of same-colored Lego Duplo blocks. Each stack of blocks corresponds to a different digit (based on resistor color codes). The task here is to collect the blocks and create a stack in the digits of Pi (with the leading 3 on the bottom). By the end of the round, the stack must be placed on a base (that we insert) at the far end of the arena.
## Scoring
The total score for a round is the sum of the subscores in the table below. For reference:
***N** is the number of blocks stacked in the right order.
***W** is the number of blocks stacked in the wrong order.
***M** is the number of button presses in the right order.
***X** is the number of button presses in the wrong order.
| Description | Number of Points |
| ------ | ------ |
| Total Stack (in right order) | 20 * N * N |
| Additional Stack (in wrong order) | W * W |
| Total Button Presses (in right order) | 10 * M |
| Additional Button Presses (in wrong Order) | X (max of 100) |
All button presses/stacking is considered to be in the wrong order once 1 mistake is made in the sequence.
There is no limit to the scoring with the one exception that only the first 100 incorrect button presses will be counted.
## Links
*[Official Rules (Up to date as of June 1)](https://github.com/ncgadgetry/southeastcon2020/blob/master/Rules/PiDayRules_Jun1_2019.pdf)
