During this conflict, several of Captain Michael Pierce's men were tortured to death at a site called "Nine Men's Misery," while "Wheeler's Surprise" led to the death of Captain Edward Hutchinson. The losing side's base of operations in this war was located at Mount Hope, which featured its leader's namesake seat on a cliffside. The defeated leader's son and many followers were sold into slavery at Bermuda. The narrative of Mary Rowlandson details this conflict. Josiah Winslow led a militia in slaying numerous opposing 
During this conflict, several of Captain Michael Pierce's men were tortured to death at a site called "Nine Men's Misery," while "Wheeler's Surprise" led to the death of Captain Edward Hutchinson. The losing side's base of operations in this war was located at Mount Hope, which featured its leader's namesake seat on a cliffside. The defeated leader's son and many followers were sold into slavery at Bermuda. The narrative of Mary Rowlandson details this conflict. Josiah Winslow led a militia in slaying numerous opposing combatants during the "Great Swamp Massacre" in this war. The losing commander of this war was killed in Rhode Island by Christian convert John Alderman and had his decapitated head displayed at Fort Plymouth for two decades. This war shattered the Wampanoag and Narragansett tribes. For 10 points, name this bloody 1675 war fought between New England colonists and Indian forces under Metacom.
During this conflict, several of Captain Michael Pierce's men were tortured to death at a site called "Nine Men's Misery," while "Wheeler's Surprise" led to the death of Captain Edward Hutchinson.
{King Philip's} War [accept {Metacom's War} until mentioned]