3d6 said:The point of my thread is that armor with an enhancement bonus gives you an enhancement bonus to AC.
Thus, magic vestment gives you an enhancement bonus to AC, which stacks with the armor bonus to AC provided by mage armor. Different bonus types always stack.
While the first part is true, the enhancement bonus to ac enhances the armour, not the character. This distinction becomes important when your character is wearing bracers of armour +4 and leather armour +3. Now while the first is an armour bonus and the 2nd provides 2 armour and 3 armour enhancement, you CAN NOT apply that 3 armour enchancement to the +4 from the bracers. It only applies to the +2 from the leather. So your total armour is +5, not +7.
Similarly, if you cast mage armour and magic vestment, the 2 wouldn't stack as the armour enhancement from magic vestment would apply to your armour (or shirt, robes etc if you aren't wearing armour), not your mage armour spell. Thus you would simply take the better of the two... mage armour's +4, or magic vestment's armour + 1/4 CL (simply 1/4 CL for clothing).
Edit: Normally I take these with a bag of salt, but this article isn't too bad at a quick glance: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rg/20040127a
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