@Section(Kidnapping For Fun And Profit)

Most people would rather not be kidnapped.  Therefore, some sort of
"persuasion" will be necessary.  Once you have your victim properly
subdued, you have to get him to wherever you are going to keep him.
If he is unconscious, he would have to be carried.  However, since
this would be uncomfortable for the victim, not to mention potentially
dangerous, after establishing to the victim's satisfaction that it
would be possible for the kidnapper(s) to actually do the intended
carrying, the kidnapper(s) and victim should walk to the intended
place carrying an 8 1/2" x 11" sign saying "We are carrying a body."
Enpici and players seeing the signs, will react however it is they
react.

Most people are picky about where they spend their time.   Captives
in particular have a tendency to want to be somewhere else.   If 
you would like to make your victim's stay long and "pleasant", it
behooves you to take the time to think about what you are doing.  
You should work out with a GM what you are doing to enforce your
hospitality, what restraints you are using, and what precautions
you are taking.   (like searching to find the knife he was hoping
to cut your ropes with.)  In particular, you must establish where the
captive is being kept.  A note reading "If you see this, contact a GM"
should be placed in that spot, and you must be there in order to
question your captive.

Kidnapping is not one of the easiest things in the world to do.  There
are many details that must be resolved such as; how will you subdue
your victim, where will you take him, how will you get him there, and
how will you keep him there.  It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you call a
GM and discuss these matters with him before you make an attempt to
kidnap someone.  While we won't point out any stupidity inherent in
your plan, we will point out any places where misinterpretation of
these rules would cause you to screw yourself over.

@SubSection "Torture"

Torture is an inefficient but sometimes surprisingly useful method for
extracting information from players.  The general principle behind
torture is that if you make someone's life miserable enough, they will
do whatever you want to make you stop, including reveal secret
information.

Torture is a very slow process.  First, you need to have your victim
captive.  Next, you must explain to a GM and to your victim exactly
what is being done to them, in excruciating detail.  For every hour
that you spend inactive engaged in this activity, there is a chance
(no, we aren't going to tell you what it is--exceptionally effective
techniques will increase it) that your victim will be forced to answer
one question.  The chance increases cumulatively with time, but after
3 hours of such treatment your victim will become incoherent and
unconscious for at least 5 hours.

Torture is loud, and leaves visible marks on your subject.  It also
tends to make them want revenge in a serious way.