Generally no, ward does not stop forced sacrifice effects since the player is the one that sacrifices the card
Even though your deck isn't built to normally be a control deck like the previous example, in this situation you become the control deck
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Dialga ex alternate art Nothing spells an excellent, chase-worthy alternate art card like a legendary Pokemon staring off into the sunset over a great expanse of wilderness
This gives players a reason to be confident when buying older and lets you know which cards wont lose half of their value being reprinted as a rare in a Core set