Tutorials to teach players how to play effectively

[Morzy]

I think raiding is the only real tutorial we have.

For instance. I started this game as a White Mage and I wasn't gonna raid, it scared me healing. I picked up Monk with the same stance on raiding and a friend I met pushed me to try raiding, and I thought Monk was fun so I took the plunge. I was SO terrible you have no idea, I did NOT know how to play Monk effectively. Luckily unlike crappy Alexander, the DPS check isn't so much that you give up, we did eventually progress and I'd say I learned enough(pre-HW of course) besides Fracture during Turn 9 to play the class right. And hell, I didn't wanna play Monk right! Those positionals were soo intimidating at first, I literally gave it the finger, but I learned anyway because I was raiding and it was necessary.

Go raid! Put your skills to the test, put yourself in the situation where you MUST get better and seek out advice and watch yourself progress throughout your raid career.

[PenelopeWinn]

Read.The.Live.Letter.

Edit: Including quote from letter so I don't feel like a jerk.

The Hall of the Novice
Players will be able to train in two ways: training for each role and training which doesn’t involve roles. Training unrelated to roles, such as dodging area of effect attacks, will be available right before entering Sastasha. After this, players will be able to start training for each role which has about seven tasks each. By completing all the training, players will be awarded with level 15 equipment. There will be a specific building for this, and inside you’ll find books which will explain terms such as “DoTs”.

I'm not saying it's perfect, but this basic knolage and the mentor system should teach jobs perfectly.