WARNING: The following article contains major spoilers for Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Jabba the Hutt #1, by Greg Pak, Emilio Laiso, Roland Boschi, Marco Turini, Andres Mossa, Rachelle Rosenberg, Neeraj Menon and VC’s Travis Lanham, on sale now.

In the Star Wars Universe, scoundrels and smugglers are always trying to get their hands on whatever they can sell on the black market. Some items are purchased by the Galactic Empire or whichever authority is running the galaxy (as seen with the Republic in the old days), and some are bought by rebels to help with the war. Others, well, they're bought by the elites who simply want to enjoy the best of what the galaxy has to offer.

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In the latest Star Wars: Age of Rebellion one-shot we find out the most valuable commodity in the galaxy isn't the Coaxium fuel (aka hyper-fuel) we got wind of in Solo: A Star Wars Story, it's actually an alcoholic beverage found on none other than Tattooine.

This issue (called "Great to be Jabba") focuses on Jabba the Hutt and just how big of a mogul he is on Luke Skywalker's home planet. The drink is a fizzy wine-like substance called "Tusken Wind," which leaves you exhaling hot air after you imbibe it, getting quite the buzz. The story, set during the Republic era, deals with two anonymous smugglers coming to Jabba's base to purchase some of the drink after learning its minimum price is around 10,000 credits per shot. They quickly extrapolate it'll skyrocket to 20,000 within a couple of days, making one vat worth millions.

While they've traveled a vast distance to acquire it, Jabba isn't interested in selling. In fact, he downs the last mug and informs them the reason why it's so expensive because supplies of it are short; distilled at intervals by the Tusken Raiders. The Raiders themselves have run afoul of Jabba as they've been paying him this substance in tribute, but he's not been stopping Jawas and Imperial soldiers from trying to rob them. After complaining, Jabba makes it clear to the Raiders they're on their own, but he sneakily reveals they'll be brewing at the Great Dune during the High Moon in a sacred ceremony. It seems he wants the duo to raid the Raiders and kill them for being annoying pests he can't stand anymore.

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This leads to a major confrontation as the Jawas overheard the thieves' plans at Tattooine's famous Cantina, and in turn, an Imperial drone had been listening in on them, reporting back to an Imperial soldier who's in need of money for a downpayment on a house. The trio of parties decide to attack the Raiders, trying to see who can nab the score first, but this results in a standoff. As everyone tries to come up with a parlay, Boba Fett fires a shot from a mile away and startles the groups, leading to a massive shootout.

They all kill each other without even figuring out why they were in the wrong location in the first place. It turns out Jabba set them up -- the Raiders weren't at the Great Dune, after all. He realized he could take out all the Tuskens' enemies with this piece of deceit and with Boba as his right-hand man, well, it was all a matter of setting up the dominoes and letting them knock each other down.

The Raiders return to pay Jabba with the Wind as a tribute but, ironically, he's informed by his advisers that someone on Coruscant got the formula and is now going to mass produce it, meaning Jabba's product is worthless.

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He disagrees, though, drinking his portion down in a gulp and admitting it's "priceless," as it was always about the experience and not the money. Jabba can always find a similar product for the elites to buy, and the production and distribution of the Wind was merely a million-dollar business he ran for kicks because that's just the power and influence the most devious Hutt in space has.