| Display title | Sprint Meter |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A brother to the Life Meter and Mana Meter, the Sprint Meter is a graphical depiction of some aspect of a character's condition other than his remaining health. In most cases, this is his ability to run at high speed; when the meter is empty, he must walk until it is recovered. This allows a game to put a limitation on a player's ability to flee from danger. |