Author's Note

Written by Viken666, a torture play enthusiast in case you haven't guessed. Please be sure to visit his page and give him a follow as thanks!

Contains: The safety considerations in torture play.

Clocktower Training Manual - Torture Play, by Viken666

Clocktower Training Manual – Torture Play

Excerpt from the clocktower training manual – torture play what you need to know

By torture play instructor and sub, Gina (the griffon)

Hello if you are reading this it means that you are interested in the often misunderstood world of torture play. Now I know a lot of you will hear the word torture and have your mind jump to the dark time in history during the griffon war where prisoners of war were put through horrible suffering to get them to give up information. Get that image out of your head right now, I am here to show you that even a dark and scary role play scenario can be quite fun if done right.

WARNING

This area of kink is dangerous and can result in serious injury if done improperly. For the safety of you and anypony you are playing with, make sure you read this manual thoroughly and understand its content also seek out the torture play guild and consult with them on safety and proper procedure, before attempting anything related to torture play. Your pipsub has all the contact info you need.

Now with that out of the way let's talk torture. Most ponies will think that using a riding crop or whip on the sub constitutes torture play. While this is somewhat true, it barely scratches the surface on what wonders the art of torture play can offer.

The torture guild has an entire area right near the bottom of the dungeons dedicated to torture play. The area consists of torture chambers, prison cells and interrogation rooms for both individual and group public play. In these areas you can find a variety of tools from racks to branding irons (not real one’s these are just iron rods that operate on the same principles as a Master Phaser, though with a higher maximum pain setting).

Getting in
The torture play areas are generally not open to new members of the Society for safety reasons. Society regulations require you to have been a member of the society for more than six months, have past the torture guild's safety and practice training, received a full medical check up to see if you have injuries or conditions that could be exacerbated by torture play and have been given the ok from a crystal torture play badge holder. Only then are you allowed to enter this area of the dungeon. Any attempts to enter this area and engage in torture play before all of the requirements are met will result in disciplinary actions. All of this is done to ensure the safety of our members.

Knowing your limits
It is very important to know what your body can and can not take. You can do this by asking one of the instructors, myself included, to help you find out your limits by a slow test with the torture tools. For example say you wanted to put your sub on a rack first you should let the instructor operate it with your sub attached. Using the medical function of your pipsub they can tell what your body can handle. The rack has an adjustable limiter on it so it will stop at a predetermined point, you should use this to make sure that you can’t accidentally hurt your sub (too much) during your play.

Accidents happen and this is why there is a small dedicated medical area in the torture play area of the dungeon to give immediate attention to anypony that has been injured at any point. The staff there all know how to best treat any injury from any of the torture tools. There is also a large supply of painkillers for subs aftercare.

Role play
A common role play for torture play is to have the sub as a prisoner and the dom as an interrogator who needs information from them. Some ponies like to just have the thrill of the role play and like to be bound to a torture device and be threatened with torture before they break and give up the information before any pain happens. Another common role play is to have the sub as a rebellious slave who needs a heavy duty braking session to turn them into your obedient little slut.

For a dom torture play can give them a strong sense of power and control from knowing that you are expected to hurt the sub.

For a sub the fear of the torture can give them a strong adrenaline and endorphin boost even before the session even starts. This makes the play that much more enjoyable.

Your First Sessions
After you have gotten into the dungeons and have gone through all the safety drills you are almost ready, for your sessions you will be watched by an instructor until you reach the acetalde rank. They will step in and end the sessions if they feel like things are going wrong. Don’t think this is done because you are not trusted it is just if something goes wrong it can lead to severe injuries.

Don’t get carried away if you think your sub is at there limit stop, don’t think “i will try one more turn on the rack and see” that is not the right way to look at torture play. Let me tell you a story of a dom that had convinced himself that his sub was ready to go further with the session, the result was the sub receiving a very bad spinal injury and is now in a wheelchair. The large amount of safety here is done with good reasons.

One last thing pace yourself torture play is hard on the body and doing it all the time can leave you in a bad state. I recommend that you don’t have more that two torture play sessions a week or one heavy session every two weeks. Doms can also get emotionally taxed out by this and should also pace themselves just like the subs.

If you have made it this far and still think torture play is something you would like to get into. you can download the info to your pip sub next time you have it in a pip point that will give them the times and dates of all the necessary orientations and check ups you need to complete. If you would like there are also demonstrations of torture play done by me once a week, I am the white griffon with dark gray stripes.