You create armour upon your body. You can choose the form or material used for the armour. This conjured armour cannot be used as a material component for a spell. This conjured armour may be considered light, medium or heavy armour as determined by the form and material. You are considered proficient with this armour. The armour fits you well and regardless of type it cannot encumber you, has no strength requirement and does not impose disadvantage to stealth checks. This armour provides an Armor Class calculation of 10 + your Dexterity modifier + your spellcasting ability modifier. While you wear this armour if you are forced to make a Strength, Dexterity or Constitution saving throw you can use your reaction and expend a spell slot of 1st level or higher; you can add a bonus to the triggering saving throw equal to the level of the spell slot you expended. The armour vanishes if it is ever removed from you which also ends the spell. You can also dismiss the armour and end the spell as an action.

You can cast this spell as an action even if you have already cast a spell as a bonus action this turn provided that the bonus action spell also requires the same material component cost as this spell.

Material Component Note: if you have cast a spell this turn that also required the same material component cost as this spell, and it was provided (not substituted or ignored due to another feature), then you do not need to provide any Material components for this casting of this spell.

(Note: The limitations of the homebrew tool do not allow this to adjust your AC automatically. It is recommended that you manually adjust your AC on the sheet. It is also recommended that you create a Custom Action on the sheet to add the reaction this spell grants.)