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Open the design you want and select its PDF or PNG download. Each file contains one black-and-white illustration.
Choose from 12 original Dungeons and Dragons coloring pages, from a cute baby dragon and owlbear to a wizard, adventuring party and dragon perched on a ruined castle. These free DND coloring pages include easy designs for children and more detailed scenes for teens and adults. Open a sheet to download a printable PDF or PNG, or add your colors online.
12 pages
Knowledge of Dungeons and Dragons Coloring Pages
Printing tips
Four quick checks that turn an OK print into a great one.
Open the design you want and select its PDF or PNG download. Each file contains one black-and-white illustration.
Print on A4 or US Letter paper using fit-to-page and check the preview so wings, tails and borders of the artwork stay inside the printable area.
Use ordinary paper for crayons or pencils. For markers, choose a paper your printer supports and place a spare sheet beneath your work.
Choose black-and-white printing and a normal or high-quality setting. Print a test sheet if your printer tends to crop or fade fine lines.
Color guide
Palette ideas with practical notes for crayons, pencils, and markers.
Try emerald or ruby scales, gold coins and pale blue gems. Leave a few small areas white to suggest sparkle.
Combine moss green and warm brown for the ranger or druid, then add violet or blue to the wizard’s magical swirl.
Beyond coloring
Once the coloring is done, keep the creative moment going.
Name your colored hero and write one sentence about their favorite spell, skill or traveling companion.
Let each person color a different sheet, then arrange the pictures into a treasure hunt or a story about exploring a castle.
FAQ
Quick answers for printing, downloads, and classroom use.
Yes. The 12 sheets in this collection are free to download and print as PDF or PNG files.
Start with the baby dragon, dice and adventure gear, cute owlbear or mimic treasure chest. Their bold shapes have fewer small details.
Yes. The forest druid with a stag and the dragon on a ruined castle offer more intricate leaves, scales and stonework. The other hero scenes provide medium detail.
No. They are original, unofficial fantasy illustrations inspired by tabletop adventures, created for this coloring collection.