David Horne
David Horne, American illustrator from Ohio, active 2026, known for artwork in fantasy and tabletop settings.
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Biography
David Horne (born 1968 in Columbus, Ohio) is an American artist who has contributed illustrations to roleplaying and collectible card game franchises. In our database he appears with one board game credit: Gunsen: The Battle for Toshi Ranbo (2026). His BGG bio lists work for 7th Sea, Deadlands, Legend of the Five Rings, Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons.
Career
Horne's work focuses on fantasy, Western and tabletop themes; his BGG bio cites contributions across RPG and CCG projects. In boardgaming he is credited in 2026 for Gunsen: The Battle for Toshi Ranbo. The mechanics associated with that title include Dice Rolling, Die Icon Resolution, Hexagon Grid, Open Drafting and Race—consistent with tactical combat illustrations.
Most Famous Games
Our database lists Gunsen: The Battle for Toshi Ranbo (2026) as his board game credit. His broader portfolio (per BGG) spans notable RPG and card-game properties such as 7th Sea, Deadlands, Legend of the Five Rings and Magic: The Gathering.
Design Style
His illustration style suits atmospheric fantasy and tabletop scenes with a focus on characters and combat set-pieces. The listed mechanics suggest detailed figure- and terrain-focused art.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is David Horne from?
According to his BGG bio he was born in 1968 in Columbus, Ohio, USA.
What is their most famous game?
In our database the listed title is Gunsen: The Battle for Toshi Ranbo (2026).
What mechanic is their signature?
The associated mechanics include Dice Rolling and tactical combat features like Hexagon Grid and Race.
How long have they been active?
He is recorded in our database for the year 2026.
Verdict
Recommended for fans of fantasy, tabletop and CCG aesthetics; on the boardgame side he is notable for his 2026 work on Gunsen.
