The Story

The AT-AT, the All Terrain Armored Transport, first appeared in The Empire Strikes Back in 1980, striding across the ice fields of Hoth in the assault on Echo Base. Towering, slow, and nearly unstoppable head-on, the walkers turned the Battle of Hoth into one of the most recognizable set pieces in the saga, the moment the Rebellion learned it could not simply shoot its way out. The AT-AT became shorthand for the sheer weight of Imperial power, the ground-level counterpart to the fleet of TIE fighters that includes Darth Vader's TIE Fighter, and it carries the same Empire menace as the first Darth Vader NFT.

This is the first AT-AT digital collectible VeVe has released, tagged Con Exclusive. VeVe built it as an animated AR asset rather than a static model, so the walker's head sweeps and locks, the heavy and medium cannons fire with recoil, the deployment bays open, and the cable winches extend and retract on command.

First AT-AT NFT March of the Empire 1:1 scale animated digital model

The base "March of the Empire" figure is the walker in full stride, armored head scanning for targets, rendered down to the plating and cannon mounts. The scarce "HOTH Deployment" special edition reskins the same sculpt in snow-worn winter armor, a frozen memory of the Echo Base assault.

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First AT-AT NFT Blind Box

The Variants

The Con Exclusive blind box held the base walker plus a very short-run special edition, with a craftable Rare on top for collectors who combine editions.

AT-AT March of the Empire variant
AT-AT - March of the Empire
Common3,880
The walker in full stride with animated cannons, head sweep, and deployment bays. The base pull at 1 in 1.52 odds.
AT-AT HOTH Deployment special edition variant
AT-AT - HOTH Deployment
Special Edition80
The same walker in snow-worn Hoth armor, an 80-edition special edition at 1 in 83.31 odds. The true chase of the box.

A third piece, "AT-AT - Frozen March of the Empire," exists as a craftable Rare rather than a direct pull, made by combining editions.

Edition Breakdown

VariantEditionsPull OddsDetail
March of the Empire (Common)3,8801 in 1.52Base walker, animated, $50 retail
HOTH Deployment (Special Edition)801 in 83.31Snow armor reskin, ultra-scarce

VeVe minted 3,880 editions of the base March of the Empire, withheld 50, and burned 603, leaving roughly 3,227 in circulation, an unusually high burn for a recent drop. The HOTH Deployment special edition is capped at just 80 editions, one of the smallest print runs attached to any Star Wars first.

Market Context

This was a Season 10 Con Exclusive under the Star Wars license, carrying VeVe's standard 8.50% market fee. The base walker's recent market floor has sat around $24.99, below the $50 list, which is normal for a Common once a drop settles. The real scarcity story is the HOTH Deployment special edition: at 80 editions it is the piece serious collectors chase, and it trades at a completely different tier from the base. As a late-2025 drop, this launched on Ethereum and now lives on the Collect blockchain after VeVe's January 2026 migration, trading through the in-app market and StackR.

The first status is permanent. However many AT-AT figures VeVe releases later, this October 2025 set is the walker's debut on the platform.

Collector's Note

The AT-AT is one of the most recognizable machines in Star Wars, and the animated build gives it more to do than a static ship model. For most collectors the base March of the Empire is the target: an affordable, feature-rich first of a marquee vehicle, often below retail on the secondary market. For the completists, the 80-edition HOTH Deployment is the trophy, and the craftable Frozen March of the Empire is the reward for stacking editions. All of it trades on the VeVe secondary market and StackR. New to VeVe? Grab $10 off your first purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

The first AT-AT digital collectible released on October 11, 2025 on VeVe as a Con Exclusive blind box at $50. The base "March of the Empire" is an animated 1:1 scale walker minted in 3,880 editions, alongside an 80-edition "HOTH Deployment" special edition.

The base March of the Empire has 3,880 editions, with 603 burned and 50 withheld, leaving roughly 3,227 in circulation. The HOTH Deployment special edition is capped at just 80 editions.

The AT-AT, or All Terrain Armored Transport, is the Empire's giant four-legged walker. It first appeared in The Empire Strikes Back in 1980 during the Battle of Hoth and became a symbol of Imperial ground power.

The HOTH Deployment special edition, at just 80 editions, is by far the scarcest and most sought-after. It reskins the walker in snow-worn Hoth armor and was pulled at roughly 1 in 83.31 odds.

It launched on Ethereum and now lives on the Collect blockchain following VeVe's completed migration in January 2026.