What does nss mean?

Myrm

Being fairly new to this game I am still getting to grips with in-game chat lingo. Several times I have seen the message

“Lfg DD nss”

By searching the internet and looking at several ESO lexicons I have discovered that lfg means looking for group, and DD means damage dealer. What does nss mean? I have asked in game but received no replies.

Thank you

redspecter23

normal Sunspire.

It's the newest trial from the recent chapter. 12 man content with some dragon fights.

Myrm

Ah. Thank you for the quick and helpful reply. It is appreciated.

gwdodd

First time I roll into Rimmen at level 14. I talked to the gal right inside the gate and get the quest to go to Sunspire.
I actually went there not realizing what it was all about. I mean, why give that quest to somebody at a rank beginning level? I get that it's a group thing but...really? I entered the courtyard, looked at the hp of the baddies and slowly backed my way out, lol!

rsantijw13

not Schutzstaffel?

Rev Rielle

If curious, the commonly used acronyms for the trials in-game are:

nAA : normal Aetherian Archive.
nHRC: normal Hel Ra Citadel.
nSO: normal Sanctum Ophidia.
nMoL: normal Maw of Lorkhaj.
nHoF: normal Halls of Fabrication.
nAS: normal Asylum Sanctorium.
nCR: normal Cloudrest.
nSS: normal Sunspire.

If they're veteran groups it is a 'v' instead of an 'n'.

Myrm

Rev Rielle wrote: »

If curious, the commonly used acronyms for the trials in-game are:

nAA : normal Aetherian Archive.
nHRC: normal Hel Ra Citadel.
nSO: normal Sanctum Ophidia.
nMoL: normal Maw of Lorkhaj.
nHoF: normal Halls of Fabrication.
nAS: normal Asylum Sanctorium.
nCR: normal Cloudrest.
nSS: normal Sunspire.

If they're veteran groups it is a 'v' instead of an 'n'.

Awesome! Vary helpful, as I has seen some of those being used and had no idea. Thank you for taking the time out to do this!