Seneb's False Door

Origin
Seneb was a dwarf who served as a high-ranking court official in the Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, circa 2520 BC. He held great power and wealth, as he owned thousands of cattle, twenty palaces, many religious titles and married a high-rank priestess; she was normal size and they had three children. His career and extravagant burial indicate the ancient Egyptians acceptance of dwarves and those with physical or mental disabilities.

When his tomb was discovered in 1926, the excavation discovered his sarcophagus and three large chests nearby the tomb’s false door. A statue of him was found, showing his smaller stature and sitting cross-legged besides his wife.

Effects
A piece of architecture from his pyramid. Those that touch it and wish for wealth will receive it. They will come into possession of large sums of money. The more money they receive, the shorter they will shrink.