hi from brisbane

[stormybrite]

i was in a club growing up and wrangling to them was sitting and manning a desk / display where noone took any notice of wranglers and just focused on the armoured / costumed characters
droll30

I can tell you here and now Droll, our wranglers do so much more than sit and man a desk... Without our wranglers, we cannot troop it is just that simple.

Wranglers help us get ready and help us undress at the end of a troop, they help make sure that those in armour have their armour on correctly, they take photos, they answer questions, they help to keep those in armour safe and make sure our armour doesn't get wrecked, they give us breaks when we need it and way way way more. As much as us in armour are draw cards at an event, the way our wranglers interact with the public is just as important because it's hard to hear questions and talk when you have a bucket on...

Before writing off wrangling for the Redbacks - give it a go!! If you have questions about wrangling, please PM either the POC of an event or Doc or myself (the GEC team). I am truly thankful to every person who has in the past or will wrangle in the future... and even us with armour - step out of it when needed to help others out!!