Leveling/Damage bug!?

As the subject states there is a bug with leveling. I just found this out last night, a level 1 character killed a level 1 mob, then he raised up to the max level mortals can get, which in this case would be 50.

Heres what it shows:

A demon creature is DEAD!!
You receive 0 experience points.
You have now obtained experience level 2!
Your gain is: 0/100 mana, 10/110 mv 2/7 prac.
You have now obtained experience level 3!
Your gain is: 0/100 mana, 10/120 mv 2/9 prac.
You have now obtained experience level 4!
Your gain is: 0/100 mana, 10/130 mv 2/11 prac.
You have now obtained experience level 5!
Your gain is: 0/100 mana, 10/140 mv 2/13 prac.
You have now obtained experience level 6!
Your gain is: 0/100 mana, 10/150 mv 2/15 prac.
You have now obtained experience level 7!
Your gain is: 0/100 mana, 10/160 mv 2/17 prac.
You have now obtained experience level 8!

And it keeps going over and over.

Now as for the damage heres what I see:

You decimate A demon creature! [1]
You decimate A demon creature! [1]
A demon creature scratches you. [1]

You PULVERIZE A demon creature! [4]
A demon creature scratches you. [1]

You _devastate_ A demon creature! [1]
A demon creature scratches you. [1]

You _demolish_ A demon creature! [2]

Now that looks wrong if you ask me. :P

Could anyone tell how to go about this problem? Like which files to look for.

=EDIT= I never saw the bug display til today.
Log: [*****] BUG: Damage: 27169 more than 800 points!
Log: [*****] BUG: ** Obed (lvl 20) -> woman **
Obed **** SMITES **** A woman! [800]

What have you changed recently? Start there.

Well... that could be a problem. I changed several things during the past 4 months and it never occurred to me that I should test the fighting, so seems I have a long list to go through.

I found the problem. It seems I forgot to set up the parameters of the race/class files, so all is good now, except the damage part. It still shows the numbers wrong. Any help on the damage part would be helpful.

That's all in fight.c for instance in the damage function or the dam_msg function. (assuming I understand what you mean by 'displaying the numbers' correctly.)

I figured it out, Thanks.