<span class="bold">Humble Total War Bundle</span>

PWYW ($1 for Steam keys)
Medieval II: Total War Collection
Viking: Battle for Asgard
Shogun: Total War Collection
Total War: ROME Original Soundtrack
Total War: ARENA Beta Access Key + Exclusive Humble Warrior Greek Shield and Commander Leonidas bust 3D printer file
Exclusive Total War: WARHAMMER Illustrative Campaign Map
Total War Battles: KINGDOM: Exclusive Humble Banner Heraldry & 1000 in-game gold ($10 value)
Total War eBooks

BTA
MEDIEVAL: Total War Collection
Empire: Total War Collection (Also for Mac and Linux)
18,000 in-game gold ($10 value) in Total War: ARENA
Humble Store 66% off Total War: ATTILA coupon
Total War: SHOGUN 2 Collection (Also for Mac)
Napoleon: Total War Collection (Also for Mac)

$15
Total War: ROME II - Emperor Edition (Also for Mac)
Total War: ROME II - Wrath of Sparta Campaign Pack (Also for Mac)
Total War: ROME II - Caesar in Gaul Campaign Pack (Also for Mac)
Total War: ROME II Nomadic Tribes Culture Pack (Also for Mac)
Total War: ROME II Pirates and Raiders Culture Pack (Also for Mac)

$30
Humble Total War Bundle T-Shirt

All the games (aside Kingdoms and Arena) require a Steam account.

Note: The full bundle contains 5 Steam keys. One key contains Medieval II: Total War Collection, Viking: Battle for Asgard and Shogun: Total War Collection, a second key contains MEDIEVAL: Total War Collection and Empire: Total War Collection and a third key contains Total War: ROME II and its DLCs. Total War: SHOGUN 2 Collection and Napoleon: Total War Collection come in separate keys.

Wait a moment, so this bundle contains books too? And not only your average fan fiction, but actual Osprey books? This publisher is leading in terms of military history ! (I like that history subset quite a lot...) And this seems the closest we'll ever get to a history books bundle... I'm seriously tempted to get the PWYW just for these -only problem would be how I'd ever manage to get rid of all the other Steam stuff...

In-game currency? They couldn't make enough money selling all of the DLC for the games, so they made F2P Total War games?

Easy - pay less than $1 and you won't get them in the first place. :)

Thanks, as usual Grargar, for the post!

sigh, and here I was just looking into Rome II, must resist! :D

Ah yes, I had forgotten that momentarily, thanks for reminding me! :-) However, this stuff will still be included in the package, and it's precisely these that I suspect will be the harder to get rid off... I'll see what will happen when I get around to making the less-than-1-dollar purchase I guess...

Unusual list but im tempted for that soundtrack!

No separate keys for this bundle so there is one key for each tier, from the Humblebundle page:

NOTE: Steam keys in this bundle are packaged together by tier and cannot be separated. Redeeming packaged keys on Steam will not produce Steam gifts for items already in your library. Additional content keys for Total War: ARENA and Total War Battles: KINGDOM do not redeem on Steam.

BETA DETAILS: The Total War: ARENA Beta Access Key is contained within a packaged key and will redeem but not be playable until the beta program launches at a later date.

If you don't have them then grab them now! For me there's not a great deal of value left here though. :D

I did not saw the soundtrack at all, took a second look after I read your post. Well I guess I'll get the 1$ Tier for the soundtrack.

Will probably try and grab the $1 tier just for shogun and viking.
Maybe even the bta if it gets cheap enough (could do with another copy of the original medieval TW - that britain campaign is great!

$1 for Medieval II with Kingdoms is probably worth it just for the Hyrule: Total War mod.

Zelda is a dire series as it is, ruining total war with it is not cool lol.

Yet another in a long streak of Humble Bundles that are not meant for my father's eldest son...

Instant dealbreaker.