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It takes a village to skew a lymph node.

Thornton EE., Arnon TI.

Unconventional T cells (UTCs) play important roles in protecting barrier tissues. In this issue of Immunity, Ataide and colleagues show an additional function for these cells: populating downstream lymph nodes and skewing their cytokine profiles. This process allows tissues to adjust the function of draining lymph nodes through imprinting UTC cytokine production, subsequently influencing the immune responses that are triggered.