Move
Run along
Run along verb - To leave a place often for another.
Usage example: I'd love to stay longer, but I must be running along
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They're quick, run along the walls and ceilings, knock Buffy down in one hit before jumping on top to bite (a killing move if she can't fend them off) and realistic enough to be rather unsettling.
Source: Giant Spider aka: Giant Spiders -
They didn't include it in Daggerfall, but enterprising players can make use of the wonky level geometry to move through the walls into a black space known as The Void, allowing you to run along on top of the dungeon paths.
Source: Dungeon Bypass -
Teleport α has you run along a straight line to build up energy before you can teleport to your selected location, but if you crash into any obstacle in your path, you stop (pitch black and covered in soot) and the move fails.
Source: Warp Whistle
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