Teamfight Tactics Coloring Pages
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Free Teamfight Tactics Coloring Pages: 27 printable PDF designs of Little Legend companions and League of Legends champions from the popular auto-battler game. A free PDF download or a free online coloring session works on every page, no account required for either.
Teamfight Tactics is an auto-battler developed by Riot Games, released in 2019 as a spinoff of League of Legends. Its game mode was based on Dota Auto Chess, a mod for Dota 2 that was itself inspired by the tile-matching game Mahjong. Players compete using recruited League of Legends champions. At the same time, a customizable companion creature called a Little Legend, several of which appear in this collection, accompanies each player without affecting gameplay directly.
Eleven of the 27 pages feature Little Legend companions, five show actual League of Legends champions recruited as TFT units, and the remaining pages are simpler solo portraits distinguished mostly by file name. Since Little Legends and champions have very different designs, the coloring approach shifts considerably between the two groups.
What’s Inside This Collection
Three groups make up the 27 pages: Little Legend companions, League of Legends champions, and a larger set of simpler solo portraits.
Little Legend Companions
This is the largest group, showing cosmetic companion creatures like Duckbill, Hushtail, Shisa, Furyhorn, Molediver, and Featherknight, each with its own distinct design. Coloring suggestion: since Little Legends are unrelated to gameplay and exist purely as cosmetics, feel free to depart from any official color scheme and design something entirely your own.
League of Legends Champions
These pages show actual League of Legends champions, including Veigar, Qiyana, Fiora, and Vi, recruited as playable units. Coloring suggestion: keep each champion’s signature colors consistent, Veigar’s deep purple, Fiora’s crimson, since these details are part of what makes each champion recognizable.
Simple Solo Portraits
The remaining pages are broader, general Teamfight Tactics portraits repeated under different file names rather than tied to one specific character. Coloring suggestion: Use this repetition to practice the game’s signature bold, saturated color style across different simple figures.
What Teamfight Tactics Coloring Pages Do
Rounded creatures, sharper armor. Little Legend companions favor soft, rounded shapes. At the same time, League of Legends champions bring sharper armor edges and weapon details, and switching between the two styles across this collection asks for genuinely different line control, the kind of varied fine motor practice the American Academy of Pediatrics associates with structured coloring in children ages two through seven.
A genre with a surprising family tree. Teamfight Tactics traces its roots to Dota Auto Chess, a fan-made mod for an entirely different game, which itself drew inspiration from Mahjong, a centuries-old tile game, a reminder that a brand-new video game genre can still trace back to something far older.
A win or loss that never depends on it. A Little Legend never affects who wins or loses a match, existing purely for personality rather than performance, and coloring one carries a similar kind of pressure-free quality, the same structured, self-paced activity a 2005 Art Therapy Journal study linked to reduced anxiety.
A useful comparison for a young collector. With Little Legends and champions sitting side by side in one collection, a child gets a natural, visual way to compare a purely decorative design against one built for a specific in-game role, a small but genuine distinction worth noticing.
How to Color Teamfight Tactics Pages Well
- Little Legends: since these creatures exist purely as cosmetics with no fixed “correct” color, feel free to invent your own palette rather than matching official artwork.
- League of Legends champions: keep each one’s signature color, Veigar’s deep purple, Fiora’s crimson red, consistent with their recognizable in-game look.
- Armor and weapon details: use metallic silvers and golds for any champion’s armor or blade, distinct from the softer, matte tones that suit Little Legend fur or scales.
- Simple solo portraits: use this repetition to practice the game’s bold, saturated color style, since these pages aren’t tied to one specific character’s official palette.
- Chibi-style pages: brighten colors considerably beyond a champion’s usual palette, since chibi art is built for a softer, more playful look.
- Background: Keep backgrounds simple on character portraits, saving more detail for any page that shows a full battle or hexagonal game board.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Teamfight Tactics Coloring Pages
1. Little Legend Design Contest
Color several Little Legend pages using entirely invented color schemes, then vote on a favorite with friends.
2. Champion Fact Card
Color a League of Legends champion page and write one real fact about that champion on the back.
3. Auto-Battler Family Tree
Color a page and write a short timeline showing how Teamfight Tactics traces back to Dota Auto Chess and, further back, to Mahjong.
4. Little Legend Bookmark
Color a smaller companion page, cut it into a bookmark shape, and cover it with clear tape for a durable reading marker.
5. Champion vs. Companion Comparison
Color one champion page and one Little Legend page side by side to compare the two very different art styles in this collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Teamfight Tactics coloring pages?
A free set of 27 printable designs of Little Legend companions and League of Legends champions from the auto-battler game Teamfight Tactics. Every page downloads as a PDF or opens in the online coloring tool without an account.
What is Teamfight Tactics?
Teamfight Tactics is an auto-battler game developed by Riot Games, released in 2019 as a spinoff of League of Legends, where players recruit and position champions to battle automatically against seven other opponents.
What is a Little Legend?
A Little Legend is a customizable companion creature that represents a player in Teamfight Tactics. It’s purely cosmetic and does not affect the outcome of a match.
Where did the auto-battler genre come from?
Teamfight Tactics traces its roots to Dota Auto Chess, a fan-made mod for Dota 2, which was itself inspired by the tile game Mahjong.
Are the champions in this collection from League of Legends?
Yes. Champions like Veigar, Qiyana, Fiora, and Vi are all League of Legends characters that also appear as playable units in Teamfight Tactics.
Can these pages be colored without printing them?
Yes. Every page in the set opens directly in the site’s browser-based coloring tool, so a page can be finished on screen before deciding whether to print it.
Are Teamfight Tactics coloring pages suitable for young children?
The Little Legend companion pages use simple, friendly creature designs that suit a wide age range. The champion pages carry more detail, like armor and weapons, and work better for a child with some coloring experience.
Do Little Legends have official colors that need to be matched?
Not really. Since Little Legends are purely cosmetic and come in many skins and color variations in the actual game, there’s no single “correct” color scheme to follow on these pages.
Start Coloring
No strategy required here, just color: pick a page above, download the PDF, or fill it in online, free and without an account. Share the finished piece through the Facebook or Pinterest buttons at the top of the design.
