Deciding between computer, laptop or tablet-hybrid

Question

i'm not using all my computer hardware regularly anymore and want to make a change. Currently i have:

1. 1 stationary computer capable of running recent games
2. 1 mini tv computer which stutters badly and i want to get rid of
3. 1 remote virtual server running linux
4. a router with a built-in NAS capability onto which i can plug-in hard drives

My idea was to use the stationary computer for gaming and the mini computer for Netflix and stuff at the TV.
However my personal situation has changed to a level where i rarely use my stationary computer anymore. After work i mostly use the mini computer. This has resulted in me having two "divergent" workspaces.
Additionally, most weekends i'm away and don't use either computer, although i wish i had a mobile computer with me. Other weekends i have time for gaming, although it's a few hours tops.
So these are my new requirements:

1. Be mobile enough to take with me on weekends
2. Capable of playing games at Full HD res. (Skyrim Special Edition as a benchmark)
3. Capable of programming/compilation (Python and Go mostly) and running office software
4. Have some sort of cable docking solution so i can easily move it from TV to home office and also take it with me on weekends without having to remove 5 different cables each time

My idea was to trade both computers for either a laptop or a very powerful tablet (if that exists). My storage hard drive would go onto my router NAS and thereby be accessible from home or away. I also thought of using my virtual server as an additional workspace, but i'm not sure if i would be using it regularly (since it requires good internet). I want to parallel install Ubuntu and Windows.

What would you buy if you were me? My budget is around $1500 (Euros, actually).

I looked at the Razer Blade, which seems to fulfil my requirements but is above what i want to spend and maybe even overpowered for the few times i'm actually gaming.
Another option is just to replace the mini computer with a budget tablet or laptop, but then i'd still have two workspaces.

Answer 1

I think this may work MSI 17.3" GE72VR Apache Pro-009

GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB (VR Ready)
Intel Core i7 6700HQ (2.60 GHz)
16 GB Memory 1 TB HDD 256 GB SSD
17.3" Full HD 1920 x 1080
16.49" x 11.02" x 1.14" 5.95 lbs.
DVD Super Multi

Recommended specs for Skyrim:SE

OS: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit Version)

Processor: Intel i5-2400/AMD FX-8320

Memory: 8 GB RAM

Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB /AMD R9 290 4GB

Storage: 12 GB available space

As far as using the system for programming/compilation: I am using a lower end MSI gaming system, a GL62-6QF for C++, as well as building custom linux distributions in both virtual and native situations.

When it comes to Home Theater vs Home Office setup, I am not sure how you have things set up, but I am using a receiver with HDMI pass-thru to the TV, so all that is needed is one HDMI cable to the receiver input for both surround sound and visual output. Am also using a full mechanical keyboard and wired mouse in place of the built in KB/touchpad.

System weighs in at 5.95Lbs (2.698875 Kilo), which I personally wouldn't consider too heavy in a backpack if moving somewhere on a weekend.

1,599USD / 1,447.47Euro