What does nss mean?

Myrm · June 2019

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 · June 2019

normal Sunspire.

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

Myrm · June 2019

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

gwdodd · June 2019

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 · June 2019

not Schutzstaffel?

Rev Rielle · June 2019

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 · June 2019

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!