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I mean, I absolutely think that you *could* game out his anarchism. Just read through Direct Action + the Democracy Project and take notes in the form of mechanics.

If it helps, do it like this: https://blackskyredvisitor.com/2020/06/29/alignment-world-a-dungeon-world-hack-a...

Anarchism is like a three stage rocket. The first stage is a set of moral commitments. The second stage is a series of desperate actions. The third stage is a network of interlocking understandings. Ultimately, the anarchism and the anthropology aren't separable -- they converge. 

Well, obviously, I did this: https://blackskyredvisitor.com/2020/06/14/pbta-ifying-debt-the-first-5000-years/

I'd like to get that laid out and illustrated. Perhaps add onto it? If anyone wants to partner with me to do that, we can certainly work out some sort of profit-sharing agreement or I can pay upfront if it's not too much money, or something along those lines. 

I could also add content onto that if people think that anything more should be added, I'd love that feedback. 

As for his other work... 

Well, his two books on the subject of kingship could be read and composed into a guide for how to analogize his ideas into fantasy worldbuilding, and mechanics for them could even be invented. This feels like it might best be done with an OSR orientation? 

He wrote an immense amount about imagination, creativity, and magical traditions, any of which could be grafted into one or more magic systems to be made into a universal supplement for fantasy games. 

The full list (as near as I can tell) is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Graeber_bibliography

Of these, and thus far both unread by and unmentioned by me in this missive, is "the false coin of our own dreams", which David always considered to be his unappreciated magnum opus. No idea how to make it into anything. 

Perhaps as a supplement with rules for playing traders in a weird fantasy setting?