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Torture Chamber:

The Torture Chamber has several useful functions. You can punish unruly minions, get information from the enemy and convert enemy minions to your cause.  Converting enemies allows you to have more creatures then you would normally get from portals.  (for more info, see the section on the hatchery).

Be Careful when converting creatures, because if they die, they will turn into Ghosts.   (See the page about Ghosts by clicking here.)  Watch the health of your torture victims, and if it gets low feed them or heal them.

Torture can also be used to cheer up an annoyed Dark Mistress. Simply drop her in the chamber and let the attendants do their magic. Just make sure you take her out before she dies.

As a rule of Thumb, I try to build my prison and torture chamber next to each other to allow easy transfer of enemies from the prison to the Torture Chamber. But I also like building a large hatchery next to these rooms to allow easy transfer of chickens to prisoners and torture victims. If you plan to do this a lot, make sure you have other hatcheries that your minions can go for a snack. Feeding prisoners and torture victims can use a lot of chickens, and you don't want to run short when you need them most.  In fact, if you can, lock the door to the hatchery that you use to feed victims so that your minions are forced to go to another hatchery.

(While you're at it, make sure you spend a little time dropping each creature type into the Torture Chamber and zooming in on the action. A little sadistic pleasure is why you took the job in the first place, isn't it?)

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