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To lower the costs of reformation there are several means to lower it. Culture traditions and Learning education stuff.
IF you reform the faith, there will be an OLD faith area, and a few NEW faith areas, and each of you would consider the other astray (I think). Been awhile since I reformed an already organized faith.
There are other cultures/areas of play that have holy sites closer if you wanted to do a run just for reformation experiences.
You can however reform a preexisting faith (if you are controlling 3 holy sites), choose beliefs for that faith and then start force converting your vassals and put your realm priest to convert county job.
And converting counties/peasants will take a long time depending your new faiths fervor and fervor of the old faith (Orthodox?). Single county conversion takes about 2-3 years minimum to maximum of 50 - 100 years to eternity. It is quite fast on small sized realm but gets almost impossible to convert whole realm if you have empire size realm.
And your new faith is target of holy wars even if your new faith is Christianity because you lose ecumenism.
So think twice the negatives before you change your current faith.