Don't be in a hurry. Last year, thinking cutting season was short, and even though I thought I had done good 'research', I ended up buying some mediocre figs. I wish I had been more patient. The figs I've acquired more slowly over the entire season have been of a much higher quality than those I hurriedly purchased last year - some of which I'm probably going to give away.
'The list' probably will be there for most of February so take your time. Some of the really glamorous figs will be gone, but in fact many are already. There will be many good ones left however. Then there will be ebay, a 'charity sale' or two, and members here both giving, trading, and selling cuttings/air layers.
When you do come up with a list of varieties you might want, post it here for comments.
As to 'unknowns', some are good, some won't be. The local one I collected and lovingly grew from cuttings last year turned out to be a pollen-bearing caprifig, lol. Now I only want named ones from reliable sources, but that's just me. Your Mileage May Vary. :)