This spell destroys any illusion of lower Complexity Level. The spell works in one of two ways: (1) it removes an illusion created with a lower success level (e.g., MS with Shujoi's Transformation removes an illusion achieved with MF), or (2) it lowers the success level of an illusion (e.g., it would lower an illusion achieved with MS to MF). The latter option does not reduce the quality of the illusion, but just makes it easier to destroy with a subsequent casting of Transformation. Thus, if a caster attempts to destroy a CS illusion, he must cast Shujoi's Transformation at least twice, once to lower the success level and at least once to destroy it. Shujoi's Transformation will not work on illusions of permanent Duration.
FP cost is determined by Object Enchantment Complexity Level (OECL) and caster's SI with Transformation. Hence, a mage with Transformation SI 7 removing a CL III illusion would expend (15 - 7)x3=24 FP. It is quite possible for the caster to not know the FP cost of casting Shujoi's Transformation.
CF with Transformation may cause the object illusion to misfire at GM discretion, but only if it is of lower CL than Transformation.
ML91+: The caster may instead improve the success level of the object illusion by one step if he achieves a higher success level with Transformation.
Fatigue: (15 - SI)xOECL
Time: 15 - SI minutes
Range: Touch
Duration: n/a