Shortly after the Great Swarm, Svaldi Bucci gathered brave homins from the remnants of the matis contingent he commanded, all of whom had fought alongside him in an attempt to repel the kitin attack. Under his leadership, they founded the Rangers of Atys, the first guild bearing the name Rangers on Atys. Its primary purpose was to protect the hominid from the Kitin threat, while continuing to help refugees reach the New Lands.
    The advent of Jinovitch and the tragic events that followed did not fail to affect the Rangers as well as the other homins. Svaldi, of course, took part in the rescue of Prince Yrkanis, and in order to preserve the Rangers' reputation of neutrality, gave up his role as guide and entrusted it to Orphie Dradius.
    They set up a Ranger camp in Silan, dedicated to the training of refugees. It was opened in 2532 and is still in operation today.
    Following the discovery in 2547, in Almati Wood, of a nest of Kitins of particular importance [1], the Kitin, the rangers who remained to monitor the area began to establish a camp. This second camp was opened to the homins in 2548 for the study and control of the Kitins.

    The Rangers are convinced that the Kitin are the major threat to the homins, and they have continued to observe the, eliminating their scouts, documenting their habits and movements in order to be ready to react and to assist and prepare the homins in case of a new invasion. At the same time, they try to keep the routes of communication open.
    According to them, the Kitins have only been pushed back temporarily, and their credo is not to forget the disasters of the past.
    They urge the homins to forget their religious and national dissensions to create a united front against the Kitin threat. In this context, they refuse to take part in the homins' internal quarrels and to take sides ^[1].
    The construction of the temples would have awakened the Kitins on the old lands, and the Rangers would have noticed important waves of elite Kitin troops in the Almati Wood and in the Prime Roots.