I feel silly now I never upgraded her strength and I had a bow of frost equipped because it said it does extra ice dmg which I was hoping included magic attack

All I'll say in response to that is that if you want to find out if there is anything more there, you should probably keep Gwen with you as much as possible to see what sorts of situational dialogue options open up...

Phoenix, I think what that was in reference to was the fact that in Lord of the Rings, a number of loose ends get wrapped up after the big bad is defeated, meaning the story doesn't end right when the main arc is finished. In the same way, you can still follow up side quests after beating the main story arc.

Spoiler Alert.
Is there anything behind the South Gate such as a fourth Area we don't know about? I ask because of at the beginning, two wolfs attack from the south gate. And Even Lord Adrionas (Forgive the Spelling) mentions my defense at the South Gate.
End of Spoiler.

There is no quest called lord of the rings style.
It was a joke.

I cannot deliver 20 wolf pelts even though I've collected them for the general store.
is the supply lines quest bugged?
I'm using 1.2.1 which is the newest version of the game.

@Nick: The quest isn't bugged in version 1.2.1 to the best of my knowledge. What does your quest log say? Does it indicate that you have enough pelts to hand in, or does it say you still need to collect more?

@cw: The person you're looking for does live in town—in the northern part of town, just east of the manor. Regarding dragons...

***spoiler*** Dragons aren't quest-related, they're just level specific. If you haven't seen dragons yet, you just aren't a high enough level...in which case, be glad you haven't run into them yet, cause they'd mess you up.

hey joseph the quest log says that I've collected 20 wolf pelts but after I've spoken to madeline the general store owner I selected the second option by accident which was I can manage that.
let me finish my business hear and I'll start gathering them.
I've had 20 wolf pelts already.
and now When I go back to the general store and speak to madeline even though I have 20 wolf pelts the option to tell her that I collected 20 wolf pelts is unavailable.
I should have told madeline that I would return after I collected the wolf pelts.

spoiler!
yes,  Mathius will  learn a diffrent skill.
end spoiler.

@Enes: When you say you've walked the entirety of the road, do you just mean the road itself, or the whole map? I'm going to go out on a limb and say that there are probably areas of the map you have not yet visited. There is one campsite in particular that is difficult to find, but since there is an in-game hint specifically about this one, I'm reluctant to give any pointers.

@Nick: It sounds like you may have found a menu that was showing an option that shouldn't have been there...I'll look at the menu logic and see if something is bugged. In theory though, if your quest log says you've collected 20 wolf pelts, then Madeline should have an option to deliver them. Hmm... Have you completed the main quest yet? It will be a different menu depending on whether or not you have so that will help me know where to start looking.

@Darth Scorp: Have you reported any of these bugs you get while making evil decisions? We can't fix them if nobody reports them. Also, are you running version 1.2.1? As for decisions that change the plot, it depends on what you mean by that. There are a number of decisions that change things in minor ways, such as affecting different characters' disposition toward you, making certain quests available or unavailable, and so on.

As for your question about weapons, nobody can tell you which is better because there is not an objective difference. It depends on how your character is built, and how you choose to play. If you're going to build someone in such a way that focuses on dealing critical damage, then a weapon with a higher critical threat may be better than something with a higher weapon rating. If you're fighting something weak to fire damage, something that does bonus fire damage is going to be better. If you're playing a character who is built for speed and accuracy, lighter weapons will be better than heavier, more powerful ones. The goal with the weapon stat system was to make it so that players aren't punished for choosing one tactic over another—rather, all options are viable, if your character build and play style are suited to them.

of i got the idea about weapons, thank you. and about bugs, i'll report them at the support. i don't remember exactly how i got them, but i'll surely replay the game because there are a lot of things to experiment with.