Suzanne Griffin — raid lead, sheets, calls
Companion apps, sims, Day One calls. I keep what survives the boss.
Ten years of inventory logic turned into stage paths: D2 Master, Forever 60, Retail keys, Warzone rotations, Marathon extracts.
Ask me a loadout check via comms — Tuesdays after reset are fastest.
Raids
Master + 40-man rosters.
Sims
Break points, one line each.
Calls
One voice per encounter.
Forever 60 and the Spreadsheet Habit
- Open the sheet before opening the game
- Write raid calls ahead of time
- Give every alt its own tab
Reaching Forever 60 meant planning, not luck. As a raid lead, I keep sheets for gear, supplies and roles, and the same logic runs my WoW. Classic-style leveling gets a route. Dungeons get a callout list. Professions feed a stock sheet, and gold is tracked in rough terms so repairs never surprise me. Raids need clear calls, so I write them down first. Alts each get their own tab. Tuesdays after reset are my favorite time to ask for loadout checks.
Logged After Reset
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