So that includes other utility lands, utility artifacts like Chalice of the Void and Tormod's Crypt, X-cost spells like Endless One, 0-cost spells like Pact of Negation, and even no-mana suspend spells like Glimpse of Tomorrow
Instead, why dont I lean into the amass Orcs mechanic, and also play a bunch of Orc cards too
cards of which two are active are ramped in the same turn
Other deck archetypes will benefit too, but these are two that will receive the biggest uplift to bring them back into the meta.
In fact, because of its reprinting in Chronicles, Blood Moon was more effective because of the card library, in play, in Type II at the time, when compared with the available non-basic lands and their use at the time of its original printing in The Dark
The need to not miss land drops early would leave both decks with lots of land and not that much to do with it, allowing a player with Goblin Trenches to pressure the opponent slowly, go all-in or do anything in between and usually make their choice work