License Plate Generator Rarity List
The public description names 6 rarities, a Legendary ceiling, the example plate A777AA 77, and 34 special series with AMR as the only example.
Rarity tiers: 2 named, 4 names unpublished
Six tiers and 34 series are reported by the creator. Blank cells have no published value. The official page and its API are one source; translated copies also count as one.
| Example plate | Drop rate | Status | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Legendary | Highest of six | А777АА 77 | 1 source · official description | |
| Epic | 2 sources · official milestone and Roblox Den coupon | |||
| Four other tiers | 1 source · total count only; names unpublished |
Special series: 1 named, 33 names unpublished
| Tier | Example plate | Region | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMR / АМР | 1 source · official description; overview repeats it | |||
| 33 further series | 1 source · total count only; names unpublished |
Tiers the description actually names
Both the English and the Russian descriptions say there are six rarities and that the top is Legendary. The English line is “6 rarities - up to Legendary
Epic is the other name with a paper trail. The description says that after 100 rolls the next plate will be epic. Roblox Den’s reward for UPDATE2 is an Epic Plate Coupon. Together those are two sources that the word Epic is a real tier or coupon, and zero sources that say where Epic sits among the six. I leave the order number blank.
The middle names people expect — a common-to-rare ladder, or a mythic cap — are not in the description, the group page, or the codes guides I read. The coloured circles on the home page are a count of six, not a claim that those nicknames exist. If a later description prints them, the table below is where they will go.
What is filled in, and what stays blank
Legendary. Order: the top of six, called out by name. Example: A777AA 77 in the English description, А777АА 77 in the Russian description and on the public thumbnails. Drop rate: blank.
Epic. Order: blank. Example plate: blank. The 100-roll line and the Epic Plate Coupon are the evidence it exists. Drop rate: blank.
Four further tiers. Counted by the phrase “6 rarities”, otherwise unnamed. Example plates: blank. Drop rates: blank.
Special series. Count: 34. The only series written out is AMR (АМР in the Russian text). The description says these series are rarer and more expensive in their respective regions. It does not attach AMR to a tier, a region code, or a full example plate. The other 33 letter groups are blank on purpose.
How this meets the Russia plate preview
The example plate uses the live Russian passenger pattern: one letter, three digits, two letters, then a region code. 77 is a Moscow code. The thumbnails also show 77 and 78, and 78 is the code associated with Saint Petersburg. That is format knowledge from the plate standard, not a claim that the game drops those regions more often.
Luck is the stat the description tells you to raise if you want rarer plates. There is still no rate card. The how to play page lists luck next to speed and the two auto toggles. A Russia-format mockup, which does not roll the game, is on the random preview.
RUS
Questions
What is the rarest plate?
The description says Legendary is the top, and it gives A777AA 77 as the example. It does not say that exact plate is the only Legendary.
Is AMR the best series?
It is the only series named. The description says special series are rarer and more expensive in their own regions. It does not rank AMR against the other 33.
Where is the tier list tool?
There is no separate calculator. This table is the list, and blank cells stay blank until a source fills them.
Sources
- Roblox game page — checked 2026-11-09
- Roblox Den — checked 2026-11-09
Checked 2026-11-09. How these pages are checked.