One black: You can sacrifice a creature to make all players sacrifice Two generic, one red: You sacrifice an artifact to make all players sacrifice an artifact
You can also tick it up to search for more lands, which of course grows your token
The bright colors and lighting typical of Surging Sparks' best cards are visible here as well, as Lisia is surrounded by bright colors, a blue Altaria, and a brilliant, shimmering light out of frame
There are even some Standard cards that do this like Kami of Whispered Hopes and Cradle Clearcutter
When he attacks, you can create a tapped and attacking token copy of another nontoken creature you control, and you get two energy
Crashing Footfalls decks require less of a setup cost, but casting a single copy of Crashing Footfalls is less likely to be enough to win the game on its own