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Orthodox is the best religion in the game and absolutely op. But i can understand why those are not included in the HRE. But reformed starts at the same place with protestant and i think it deserves a chance to be the state religion in the HRE. At least if player is reformed and fighting againts catholics, there should be an option for him.
"If any league war lasts a long time (25 years), or if it ends in a peace that does not involve either side securing the "Religious Supremacy" peace term, the Peace of Westphalia is signed, ending the religious war and allowing any Christian to be elected Emperor. This is the only way for a Reformed, Orthodox or Coptic ruler to become emperor. The Peace of Westphalia also disables any religion-based casus belli such as "Cleansing of Heresy" between Christians inside the Empire. Emperors will no longer gain or lose imperial authority for Princes converting after the Peace of Westphalia is signed, also the monthly imperial authority loss for heretic princes is halved."