What WotC D&D books do you own?

[S'mon]

Manual of the Planes, on the other hand, I had absolutely no intention of buying. I had planar travel and never use it in my campaigns. However the alternate cosmologies section I actually consider to be the finest thing WOTC has produced for D&D, with the possible exception of the Players' Handbook.

I agree with that - I didn't think too much of MotP overall (when compared to my 1e version, that seemed to include a lot more info), but the cosmologies section was inspired. The monsters section was nice also, albeit most of its contents should have been in the original MM.

 

[Gez]

The Manual of the Planes leads the race of the non-core books, followed by Tome & Blood, the first of the Splatbook team. The last of the Splatbook team is Song & Silence, clearly hampered by its weak right (bard) leg.

 

[Eternalknight]

you are missing some.
FR DM Screen
Stronghold builder's guide
Dm Screen
Character Record Sheets
City of SPider Queen
Return to Temple of ELemental Evil
8 Adventure Path modules
Enemies & Allies

Wasn't counting adventures. I missed Stronghold Builder's Guide and Enemies and Allies.

 

[Voadam]

I didn't include the Living Greyhawk Gazeteer or Deities and Demigods even though I bought both of those.

I gave LGG away to my brother for his greyhawk campaign and I returned DDG.