Tactics people with electricity powers would develop against people with water powers during a death tournament, and vice versa?
For centuries, on the day the moon would turn a blood red, a portal would open across various worlds. Chosen warriors from these worlds would enter the portal, usually at most five people per world, then enter a realm that was the center of various dimensions, and where a tournament unlike any other would take place. The purpose of the tournament is simple: to find the very best warrior across multiple realities.
Rules:
During the tournament, warriors from across the realms would do battle in one-on-one combat, and if they win, they would go on to face their next opponent the following day after getting their injuries healed by the healers the tournament employs. The match-ups are almost always random, with all of the warriors being divided into various brackets and the champions of these brackets going on to the finals, and the locations of the fights are never the same.
For each match, the two warriors are teleported to different locations across dimensions; sometimes it could be a valley, with the warriors having to wander through it just to find their opponent, though in these cases both warriors have to make an active effort to find their opponent or else they are disqualified, sometimes it can take place in a decaying building that is about to collapse, or even in a dojo with the warriors being only a few feet apart.
Warriors can bring weapons, but only those they have trained extensively with throughout their lives, so no bringing in weapons that would come in handy against a certain race whose weaknesses they know. In the event one warrior tries to run and hide, whether it's to try and heal their injuries or come up with a different strategy, they must come back to fight the other warrior within twenty minutes, with a “timer” appearing in their heads provided by the “host” of the event, or else they automatically lose.
At the end of each match, when the judges declare that a warrior can no longer battle, the winning warrior has the option of either killing their defeated opponent, or letting them live. Most people chose the former.
Combatants:
With the tournament going on for centuries, rivalries have formed across dimensions, as a lot of races are selected again and again due to producing such excellent warriors. One such rivalry is with the Luceras, magic humans that developed the power to manipulate electricity in all its forms after a catastrophic event that nearly brought an end to their world, and the Moranas, another race of magic humans that have the ability to manipulate water since their water Goddess came down to their world and blessed them with her powers.
The Luceras can generate pure electricity from their bodies, able to conjure up miniature bolts of lighting in their palms, and launch them at blinding speed. 179
They can channel their electricity around their bodies to the point it acts like a barrier, protecting them from physical attacks, to a degree, and electrocuting anyone that touches them. Finally, they can absorb any type of electricity into their bodies, and then use it to make their own attacks stronger, and can manipulate the electricity in non-sentient objects.
The <PERSON> weaknesses are that they can’t generate an infinite amount of electricity from nothing, as the more they create, the more tired they become. If they produce a large amount of volts per attack, they must take anywhere from one to a few minutes, depending on the intensity, to regain their "stamina" before they can launch another attack. The electric shield they use can also only tank one good hit, say something with the force of a bullet, before it crumbles, and it gets harder and harder to reconstruct it the more times its been dispelled. They also have to be careful about how much electricity they absorb, as this might cause them to “overload” their sense and cause them to collapse.
The Moronas have the power to control water in all its forms. They can shape and drag it from any source, like the air, with the only exception being animals and other human beings, so they can’t just cause another person to literally erupt with blood; although, they can manipulate the blood and water that’s in their own bodies. They can make the water they control either scalding or freezing, essentially making it either boiling water or literal blocks of ice. And if they have enough time and water, they can even form large, wave-like attacks that can completely submerge a person, and then form the receding water into a large, orb-shaped prison that slowly drowns the person.
The Moronas weaknesses are that, while their magic does most of the heavy lifting, using excessive amounts of water drains them of their strength, and as mentioned previously, they can’t manipulate the water inside of other humans or animals. 300