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No, I've already got the MM, MM2, FF and Warcraft: MoM and I haven't finished using the monsters in them yet. (I've probably got too many for the amount of GMing I've done) If I did go out and buy a new monster supplement then it would probably be either Legacy of Dragons or Monsteromnicon...

As I said it is not strictly necessary, and as for the monsters being defined entirely; sure they've got the stats and that, but c'mon the Monster Manual was an exercise of cramming in as many monsters into 320 pages as possible. And as for the other supplements I'm sure they couldn't at least...

Well, I may be a relatively new player as I've only been into DnD since the latter half of 2001... The rest of the players in my group however are not. Personally, I'm rather cautious about using WotC monster supplements as I'm not all that familiar with the creatures' roles in previous...