D&D Armor Class Calculator

This works out Armor Class for a fifth edition D&D character from the armor table in the System Reference Document. Pick the armor or Unarmored Defense feature, give it the ability scores, tick a shield and add any magic or situational bonuses, and it returns the Armor Class with the whole sum written out so you can check it. It also tells you whether the armor carries disadvantage on Stealth and whether your Strength meets its requirement. A second tab lists every suit in the table at your Dexterity so you can see which one actually gives you the highest number.

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The ability score, not the modifier. A 14 is a +2.
Only used to check the Strength requirement on chain mail, splint and plate.
Only used by a barbarian's Unarmored Defense.
Only used by a monk's Unarmored Defense.
The +1, +2 or +3 on a suit of magic armor. It does nothing unless you are wearing armor.
On top of the shield's own +2, and only counted when the shield box is ticked.
A Ring or Cloak of Protection, the Defense fighting style, a Shield of Faith, a bless-style effect on the other side. Negative numbers are allowed.
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The ability score, not the modifier.
Chain mail wants 13, splint and plate want 15.
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