Between the years of 4 BBY and 3 BBY, the crew known as the Spectres executed a robbery targeting the Galactic Empire. Their objective was to extract an item from an Imperial base. To facilitate their getaway, they seized control of All Terrain Defense Pods and engaged in combat with the Empire's military assets, which consisted of TIE fighters, fighter tanks, and automated turrets.
The Spectres' robbery is featured in the 2017 browser-based game titled Star Wars Rebels: Imperial Heist. While the game initially casts Ezra Bridger as the player character piloting an All Terrain Defense Pod, the game introduces customization options for both the character and All-terrain vehicle upon a failed attempt to progress beyond a specific point. Players gain the ability to unlock vehicles such as the All Terrain Missile Platform, All Terrain Armored Transport, and All Terrain Personal Transport. Given that these unlockables are only accessible after a game loss, coupled with the opening cinematic depicting the Spectres' plan to utilize AT-DPs, this article considers the AT-DPs as canonical, while classifying the other vehicles as elements of gameplay.