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Hedron crab milling. Trying to keep it standard or at least what will be when Alara gets cycled out. Mostly land return and extra land drop. The baloths are as an alternate win condition. I know it is crappy, but it was just an idea I had.
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consider the zendikons. Enchanting a terraphorphic expanse equivalent with a zendikon means that sacrificing it will make the card resolve into your hand so that's effectively four landfall triggers off the one copy of the card.
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I have no idea what soulknife said but all I can say is I love the idea. Just maybe add something that lets you search your library for a creature, otherwise you might be screwed if you don't get Hedron quickly
I like the Zendikon idea, the blue one is only a one drop and is a 2/2 flier so it's not bad. I can do it to any land though. The idea is if I don't get a hedron crab in my first hand I'll mulligan. It's not worth adding in black for diabolic tutor or white for ranger of eos.
imagine this. Turn one island, hedron crab. Turn two, terramorphic expanse (mill three), tap blue to enchant the terramorphic expanse into a zendikon. Sack the terramorphic expanse. Because of the zendikon enchantment it goes to your hand instead of your graveyard (mill three). Turn three terramorphic expanse (mill three), sack the expanse (mill three) You now have mana for anything from deprive to doom blade and have triggered landfall four times, using the same copy of terramorphic expanse. This is good because it filters mana out of your deck faster, mills faster, and effectively uses less cards to do so. In other words; you have card advantage.