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A question about scoring.. Stack hieght...
okay, so if we have a stack of 2 boxes "nesting" in each other, we have a multiplyer of 2. If they are not nesting, this stack would be a multiplyer of 3.. Okay so here is my question, if there is one box in the scoring zone that is positioned on its side so that it is 24" tall (this would be one of the smallest sides on the box) would this be a multiplyer of 2? I am thinking no because its not a "stack" of boxes.. However my team is saying yes and the rules do not clarify... what are your opinions..
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