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[C] A cape for cold weather.
[C] Shackles.
[C] An authority credential.
A bag of holding.
A luxury carriage (with 6 horses and a well mannered driver).
[R] A war elephant.

Your two uncommons should be rare; living things and magic items. The carriage in particular, since its such a big thing.

[C] A small chest(empty)
[C] A full waterskin
[C] A pick and shovel
[C] A bundle of firewood
Two flasks of oil
[R] A potion of healing

I totally did not see the explanation of the C, U and R parameters, that happens when you read from your cellphone without your glasses hahaha

Here's a edited and extended list.

[C] A cape for cold weather.
[C] Shackles.
[C] An hourglass.
[C] An empty backpack.
[C] A beer keg.
[C] A set of throwing daggers.
Thieves tools with +20% bonus.
A compass.
A gold and gems necklace.
6 statues of an adventure group (looks like the real deal, ideal for set ups).
A wardrobe with varies clothing styles.
An authority credential.
[R] A bag of holding.
[R] A luxury carriage (with 6 horses and a well mannered driver).
[R] A war elephant.
[R] A bloodhound.
[R] A hole, wherever you put the card a small hole will appear.
[R] A strongman (henchman type that will open door and bend bars, lift heavy things, etc).

[C] A two person tent
[R] Two vials of holy water

Hmm. I think maybe we can make holy water uncommon rather than rare. It's not exactly enchanted, after all.

My thoughts exactly, its not a Magic Item per se.

Solo, are you going to use one giant master list with all the object or use a series of tables? Something like:
d100 roll --- Rarity
01-55 ------- Common
56-85 ------- Uncommon
86-100 ------ Rare

d6 roll: Common - Uncommon - Rare
1-3 ----- Table A1 - Table B1 - Table C1
4-5 ----- Table A2 -Table B2 - Table C2
6 ------- Table A3 - Table B3 - Table C3

Tables "A" are the one with the lesser important objects, And "C" are with the more valuable or powerful ones.

Depends on how many items I get. It will probably require subtables. I'll burn that bridge when I come to it...

Hmm.

Actually, probably something like this:

Table 1:
1...
2...
3...
...
86-00 Roll on Table 2

Table 2:
1...
2...
3...
...
86-00 Roll on Table 3

Table 3
...

... with the Common items on table 1, Uncommon on table 2, Rare on table 3. This will allow 85+85+100 items total, and just incidentally permit a longer list of Rare items.

I like it, far more easy than mine